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Alex Jones
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Tuesday 02 September 2003 1:33:41 pm
How can I pull the most recently published items of a specific class from multiple folders some of which are themselves within folders? For example,my site has a folder which contains a folder for each manufactuer we carry; I would like to fetch the five most recently added products (class 23) no matter who the manufacturer is. Help would be greatly appreciated! Alex
Alex
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Hans Melis
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Tuesday 02 September 2003 2:32:10 pm
Hi Alex, I would try something like this:
{let most_recent=fetch('content', 'tree', hash(parent_node_id,<your_parent_node_id>, sort_by, array(published, false()), limit, 5, class_filter_type, include, class_filter_array, array(23)))}
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{/let} It's late here, so there might be the odd error in there ;) But I think it should work.
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Hans
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Paul Borgermans
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Wednesday 03 September 2003 5:12:24 am
Perhaps a clarification for fetch(content,tree... ) versus
fetch(content,list ....). It al boils down to one little difference: the default value for the depth parameter. For content/list this is 1, meaning one level down where for content/tree it is 0, meaning unlimited depth. So content/tree == content/list with depth=0 -paul
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Alex Jones
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Wednesday 03 September 2003 6:14:31 am
Hans, thanks for the code snippet; I'll try that out today. It looks much cleaner than the nested fetches I was experimenting with. Paul, thanks for the clarification regarding tree and list - I must admit I was unaware of that difference! Alex
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