hi!
wondering if beside the find
method
parent: site.find("notes")
you can do other queries, eg site.template
or site.filterBy
?
parent: site.template("notes")
having to manually set an hardcoded uid
is not always possible.
thanks and congratulations for the launch of v3!
I was wondering that too!
But I think this would need a query:
option besides the existing parent:
as your filterBy
example would lead to multiple parent
elements.
I found this issue/idea: https://github.com/getkirby/ideas/issues/28
EDIT:
Seems like something like this is already possible:
pages:
type: pages
headline: Notes
parent: site.index.findBy("template", "notes")
that would be great indeed! thanks for sharing.
i tried your suggestion, but it’s not working for me. did you try it yourself?
Try this
parent: site.index.findBy("intendedTemplate", "notes")
As a side note, keep in mind that the parent must be a unique page. You can’t have a collection of pages as a parent
If you have multiple, make sure you turn it into one, e.g.
parent: site.children.first
Using findBy()
as suggested above should be fine as well, it always returns a single element (i.e. the first element it finds).
Ah, didn’t know that. That’s good to know.
But what if I had 3 pages with same template and want a reusable pages section, displaying their individual subpages? Wouldn’t I have to hardcode that for each parent?
texnixe
February 2, 2019, 11:24pm
9
@daybugging Well, you can have a reusable section, but would have to extend this section for each instance with another parent where needed. Works the same way as with extending the headline or any other feature of that section, check out the Starterkit for examples.
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moeli
February 3, 2019, 6:40am
10
@daybugging if you want the direct subpages you don’t need to set parent. The pages section shows you the direct children by default