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.. _breaking-72438:
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Breaking: #72438 - Remove deprecated code from FlashMessage
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See :issue:`72438`
Description
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The deprecated :php:`render()` method has been removed.
Impact
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Using the :php:`render()` method directly in any third party extension will result in a fatal error.
Affected Installations
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Instances which use calls to the :php:`render()` method.
Migration
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For FlashMessages that are displayed on top of a page you can replace the :php:`render()` method with code that enqueues the message to the FlashMessageService.
Replace
.. code-block:: php
$flashMessage = GeneralUtility::makeInstance(\TYPO3\CMS\Core\Messaging\FlashMessage::class,
$message,
$title,
\TYPO3\CMS\Core\Messaging\FlashMessage::ERROR);
$content .= $flashMessage->render();
with
.. code-block:: php
$flashMessage = GeneralUtility::makeInstance(\TYPO3\CMS\Core\Messaging\FlashMessage::class,
$message,
$title,
\TYPO3\CMS\Core\Messaging\FlashMessage::ERROR);
$flashMessageService = GeneralUtility::makeInstance(FlashMessageService::class);
$defaultFlashMessageQueue = $flashMessageService->getMessageQueueByIdentifier();
$defaultFlashMessageQueue->enqueue($flashMessage);
FlashMessages that are used as inline notification should be removed and replaced with custom HTML code.
For the core we have defined output and usage for messages:
1) FlashMessages
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FlashMessages are designed to inform a user about success or failure of an action, which was **triggered** by the user.
Example: If the user deletes a record, a FlashMessage informs the user about success or failure.
This kind of information is not static, it is a temporary and volatile information and triggered by a user action.
Keep in mind that you **must not** use HTML markup here, since this information
might be shown in a context different from HTML, like processing it via Javascript or
showing the message on the command line.
2) Callouts (InfoBox-ViewHelper)
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Callouts are designed to display permanent information, a very good example is the usage in the Page-Module.
If a user opens a system folder with the page module, the callout explains: 'Hey, you try to use the page module on a sysfolder, please switch to the list module'.
This ViewHelper can also be used to show some help or instruction how to use a backend module.
3) Any other information
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For any other information e.g. a list of files which has changed, must be handled in the action / view of the module or plugin. This is not a use case for a FlashMessage or Callout!
Example: Display a list of a hundred files within a FlashMessage or Callout is a bad idea, build custom markup in the view to handle this kind of message.
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