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You can use the html_table function in rvest, which is pretty good by now. Makes it a bit easier to extract, but I do recommend learning to identify the right css-selectors as well, as it does not always work. html_table always returns a list with all tables from the webpage, so in this case the steps are:

1. get the html
2. get the tables
3. index the right table (here there is only one)
4. reformat a little to extract the values

I think you have wrong the included versions, also normally you should put the Javascript scripts at the end of the body tag:

The IDE has now way of knowing that $em->getRepository(Item::class); will return ItemRepository, since that's not resolved until runtime.

Inject ItemRepository instead of the entity manager, it's the better practice in any case:

You can wrap your span inside div and add below css:

Try something like this:

1. .Formula only accepts english formulas like: =SUM(Ergebnisse!P8:P8, Ergebnisse!Q8:Q8) English separator is ,
2. .FormulaLocal accepts localized formulas. So on a german Excel it would accept: =SUMME(Ergebnisse!P8:P8; Ergebnisse!Q8:Q8) German separator is ;

With VBA code I recommend always to use .Formula in combination with the English formula. This will work on any Excel world wide! Don't worry on a German Excel you will see the German Formula in your cell (it get's translated automatically) only the VBA code has the English version.

.FormulaLocal changes with every Excel language. That means your code will only work in the same language version your code is written in. So if you run the German code in a French Excel it will not work. Version number 1 will always work in every language.

you can use the outerWrap. instead of wrap. Then your wrap will be outside.

As Aristeidis mentioned, you should use a DataProcessor. Then you can do the HTML and wrapping stuff easily in your template directly instead of TypoScript.

Resources:

• wrap and outerWrap: https://docs.typo3.org/m/typo3/reference-typoscript/master/en-us/Functions/Stdwrap.html
• DataProcessing: https://docs.typo3.org/m/typo3/reference-typoscript/master/en-us/ContentObjects/Fluidtemplate/DataProcessing.html

You can't put the values of a Range of multiple cells directly into a single String variable. However, you can create a String Array and store each cell value individually in the String Array.

The easiest solution is to just use a Variant variable, and put the range values directly in it, like this :

First of all you could (of course) set the action attribute of the form. Follow this link to find out how: https://symfony.com/doc/4.2/form/action_method.html

But since you show your form on every single page on your website you should ask yourself if you want to redirect the user to an other page after form submit. The answer could be yes or could be no but if it is no then you have the opportunity to use an AJAX submit.