Problem for fetch related object with 3.9.2 version

Friday 08 June 2007 8:22:11 am

You should add the "all_relations" parameter.

You can also try using the "class/identifier" insted of the ID of your related object's attribute:

{def $objects=fetch( 'content', 'reverse_related_objects',
			hash(
				'object_id', $node.contentobject_id,
				'all_relations',false(),
				'attribute_identifier', 'class/attribute'
			) )}

Friday 22 June 2007 5:27:52 am

I find the same problem on 3.9.2 using reverse_related_objects:

{def $objects=fetch( 'content', 'reverse_related_objects', hash( 'object_id', $node.contentobject_id, 'all_relations', true ) )}

the $objects array results be void.

On the other side I'm sure reverse related object exist 'cause I can see them from Admin interface.

Any idea to solve it?

Best regards

Maurizio Betti
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Friday 22 June 2007 6:44:01 am

Stéphane Bullier: try setting 'attribute_identifier' as a integer instead of a string

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Friday 06 July 2007 8:40:46 am

Did you get this working without the group_by_attibute parameter set to true() ?

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Monday 16 June 2008 8:39:17 am

Hello,

I've tried to use reverse_related_objects, to fetch a list of articles for the current author,

This is the code that I'm currently using, now the problem with this is that if the article written by an author has different locations, all locations are shown, so I have the same article showing 3 or 4 times in the same page.

Is there something like 'main_node_only' for reverse_related_objects, or do I have to install an extension or a template plugin?

Below is the code that I am using,

{if $node.node_id|eq($node.node_id)}
		{def $objects=fetch( 'content', 'reverse_related_objects',
                   		  hash( 'object_id', $node.contentobject_id,
					'all_relations', true(),
					'group_by_attribute',  false(),
	                                'ignore_visibility', false(),
					'sort_by',	 array('published', false()) ))}
		{foreach $objects as $object}
<a href={$object.main_node.url_alias|ezurl()}>{attribute_view_gui attribute=$object.data_map.full_name}</a>
		{/foreach} 									
{/if}

Thanks,
John.