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1. kontur
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   Hi folks,

   I output the first Subpage of any given Page (I have found the iinclude plugin and got that part to work), but right now I am doing that with a tedious hard-coded loop.

   How can I access a given Pages children (their IDs, basically, is what I want to query)?

2. Cathy Tibbles
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   Are you looking for a variable to return to another expression? or something that you want to show up on your page? Ie: the child cat's name? ID? Are you looking for the CURRENT page's child/ren? or a link's?

3. kontur
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   This "iinclude" plugin let's you include any created Page in your template by handing it the ID of the Page you want to include.
   So, on my Parentpage, I would want to include possible Childpages, meaning I would like to find the Subpages of the Page I am currently on.

   If my Pages' IDs and hierarchy were:

   /mainPage ID1
   /mainPage ID1/subpage ID4
   /mainpage ID1/subpage ID5
   /mainPage ID2
   /mainPage ID3
   /...

   I would want to get a "4" (and possibly "5") returned, when browsing mainPage with ID1.

   A bit like "$post->ID", but finding the current Pages children and not its own ID.

   Any help greatly appreciated,
   k.

4. Cathy Tibbles
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #

   I'm afraid I'm not a plugin author - what does the "include" plugin author say about this? Coding variables is a little out of my realm - some others do that around here though - anyone?

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