Hi.
I’m sorting my articles with date AND time. Because I’m sure to write more than one article at one day.
@article.yml
date and time
@blog.yml
pages: sort: date asc time asc
@listing.php
$limit = c::get('pagination-blog', 5); $articles = page('blog')->children()->visible()->flip()->paginate($limit); $pagination = $articles->pagination();
and
<?php foreach($articles->sortBy('date', 'desc', 'time', 'desc') as $article): ?>
Without pagination he sorts it right. With this pagination he’s not sorting all articles.
The sorting should be defined in the controller/beginning of template, not in the foreach loop.
$limit = c::get('pagination-blog', 5);
$articles = page('blog')->children()->visible()->flip()->paginate($limit)->sortBy('date', 'desc', 'time', 'desc');
$pagination = $articles->pagination();
This code in blog.php?
If I do this I become an error This page is currently offline due to an unexpected error
@listing.php it’s not inside the loop
Sorry, I made a mistake:
$limit = c::get('pagination-blog', 5);
$articles = page('blog')->children()->visible()->sortBy('date', 'desc', 'time', 'desc')->flip()->paginate($limit);
$pagination = $articles->pagination();
foreach($articles as $article) {
// your code
}
Please turn on debugging in your config.php
c::set('debug', true);
to be able to see the errors.
Yay this works. Thank you (again). But whats about
pages: template: article num: date sort: date asc time asc
@blog.yml ? Why I need ->sortBy('date', 'desc', 'time', 'desc') to sort it?
Because the sort settings in the blueprint only apply to the sort order of the subpages in the Panel, it has no effect whatsoever on the frontend.
understood