Loop / Iterate through all fields in a page

Kirby 2 Solutions 🎉
1

I’ve seen the question asked and answered around the forum, but I did not see this solution and I think it may be simpler:

<?php foreach( $page->content()->fields() as $f ): ?>
  <?= $page->$f() ?> <br />
<?php endforeach ?>

I use $page->content()->fields() to get an array of the page’s field NAMES; and then I loop that array, adding parentheses to each name. This seems to turn the field name into the field method, returning the full field object.

It also works with page(‘pagename’) :

<?php foreach( page('pagename')->content()->fields() as $f ): ?>
	<?= page('pagename')->$f() ?> <br />
<?php endforeach ?>

:slight_smile:

2

Does the above code work for you or why is it in the “solutions” category?

3

Actually the code that works for me is the following (I’ll edit the solution once it is clear):

<?php $p = page('pagename') ?>
<?php foreach( $p->content()->fields() as $f ): ?>
	<?= $p->$f() ?> <br />
<?php endforeach ?>

edit:

This works too:

<?php foreach( $page->content()->fields() as $f ): ?>
	<?= $page->$f() ?> <br />
<?php endforeach ?>

This also works:

<?php foreach( page('pagename')->content()->fields() as $f ): ?>
	<?= page('pagename')->$f() ?> <br />
<?php endforeach ?>

Full disclosure: I am not sure what I am doing.

4

All three are OK, but the first piece of code (in your first post) will not work, because there is no fields() page method. $page is the usual way of referring to the current page.

5

Yes, I missed content() , plus the colon after the foreach actually, heh.

I corrected the first post, I think now it is fully correct.