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[Backport 14.3] [TASK] Clarify usage of extension configuration settings in _ForeignTableWhere.rst.txt, section "###SITE:<KEY>.<SUBKEY>###" #1412

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[Backport 14.3] [TASK] Clarify usage of extension configuration settings in _ForeignTableWhere.rst.txt, section "###SITE:<KEY>.<SUBKEY>###" #1412

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion ...ntation/ColumnsConfig/Type/Select/Single/_Properties/_ForeignTableWhere.rst.txt
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Expand Up @@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ It is possible to use markers in the WHERE clause:
A value you can set from Page TSconfig dynamically.

###SITE:<KEY>.<SUBKEY>###
A value from the site configuration, for example: `###SITE:mySetting.categoryPid###` or `###SITE:rootPageId###`.
A value from the site configuration, for example: `###SITE:mySetting.categoryPid###` or `###SITE:rootPageId###`. Also values of extension configuration settings are possible. E.g. if there is `settings.sitepackage.imprintPageUid` defined in `EXT:sitepackage/Configuration/Sets/Sitepackage/settings.definitions.yaml` and set in `config/sites/mysite/settings.yaml`: `###SITE:settings.sitepackage.imprintPageUid###`

The markers are preprocessed so that the value of CURRENT\_PID and PAGE\_TSCONFIG\_ID are always integers
(default is zero), PAGE\_TSCONFIG\_IDLIST will always be a comma-separated list of integers (default is zero)
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