Get List of Pages (Including Child) for a Particular Location

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• admin

  January 2014 edited 6:40PM

  If you want to do it statically, add the following to the fuel/application/views/_variables/nav.php
  $nav['our-firm'] = array('label' => 'Our Firm'); $nav['our-firm/contact'] = array('label' => 'Contact', 'parent_id' => 'our-firm'); $nav['our-firm/about'] = array('label' => 'About', 'parent_id' => 'our-firm');
  
  Then in your view, use the following:
  echo fuel_nav(array('parent' => 'our-firm'))
  This will not include the "Our Firm" menu item since it starts there and looks at that menu items children.
  
  You can upload that nav.php file in the Navigation module to make it editable in the CMS.
  
  More on navigation can be found here:
  http://docs.getfuelcms.com/general/navigation
• Gumster

  January 2014 edited 6:40PM

  Hi,
  
  if you want to create a sub-set menu, you can use fuel_nav() with the 'parent' key set to the root branch of your menu eg:
  
  fuel_nav(array('parent' => 'our-firm'));
  
  That would show any menu items under "our-firm", but not "our-firm" itself.
• anunay

  January 2014 edited 6:40PM

  Well, thank you so much for your answer but this is not what i am looking for. What i am looking is to loop through our-firm parent id and fetch all child pages and get their 'Excerpt', Featured Image, etc so that i can loop and display as a block and featured in homepage. Hope you get me.
  
  Thank you
  Anunay
• admin

  January 2014 edited January 2014

  You would need to use the model to grab all child pages, loop through them, then grab their variables like so:
  $root = 'our-firm'; $CI->fuel_pages_model->db()->like('location', $root.'/', 'after'); $children = $CI->fuel_pages_model->find_all_assoc('location'); $featured_images = array(); foreach($children as $location => $child){ $child_var = $CI->fuel_pagevariables_model->find_one_by_page_id($child->id, 'featured_image'); $featured_images[$location] = $child_var; } print_r($featured_images);
• anunay

  January 2014 edited 6:40PM

  This makes a perfect sense. Thank you so much
• anunay

  January 2014 edited January 2014

  Hi There,
  
  I checked implementing the code but i see the following issue. Please help:
  Error: http://d.pr/i/CXTr
  Code To produce error: http://d.pr/i/cCpJ
  
  Also tried the following code but i see the same issue:
  http://d.pr/i/dYcg
  
  Please help me what i am doing wrong here.
  
  Thank you
  Anunay
• admin

  January 2014 edited 6:40PM

  The model should have been fuel_pages_model. Also, I just posted a v1.0.2 and you can now try this:
  $CI->fuel->pages->children('our-firm'); // returns an array of page locations $CI->fuel->pages->children('our-firm', TRUE); // returns an array of Fuel_page objects with their keys the page location values
• anunay

  January 2014 edited 6:40PM

  I am afriad that didn't work either. Do I need to created a instance for $CI. I am using these codes inside view file and has no controller but using opt-in-controller. Please suggest.
• anunay

  January 2014 edited January 2014

  I tried the following code inside a view:
  $a = $CI->fuel->pages->children('our-firm',true); print_r($a);
  
  and the browser crashed! no output no error nothing.
  
  FYI : I am using fuel 1.0.2 latest version per your suggestion above.
• admin

  January 2014 edited 6:40PM

  The returned values is an array of objects and each object has a reference to the $CI object. Using print_r on it will cause it to go into an infinite loop. Try something like the following:
  $a = $CI->fuel->pages->children('our-firm',true); foreach($a as $key => $c) { print_r($key); print_r($c->variables()); }
• anunay

  January 2014 edited 6:40PM

  Will check and let you know. thank you:)