Recently added a resource of type weblink at my website root and noticed that it doesn't show up in a menu produced by getResources. Here's the snippet call:
<ul class="menu">[[!getResources?parents=`0`&tpl=`menu-item`&depth=`0`&includeTVs=`1`&processTVs=`1`&sortdir=`ASC`]]</ul>
(i need the processed TVs for different color on each button)
Thank you for your attention.
<em>The Earth is not the hell, and people aren't cursed, and joy in not a sin, but a gift of God.</em> (Lesia Ukrainka)
Quote from: aladage at Mar 02, 2012, 03:54 PMI don't know if this helps, but I've gleaned from this post that you need to set &includeContent=`1`.
Thank you... Unfortunately it doesn't help. I also tried to write url, i and [[~id]] in the weblink's link field with no luck.
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<em>The Earth is not the hell, and people aren't cursed, and joy in not a sin, but a gift of God.</em> (Lesia Ukrainka)
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Sorry. Seems like a weird problem. I could've sworn getResources just handled weblinks correctly by default.
The same problem with changing the 'Resource Type' to symlink. Are they all a 'modResource' in $modx->getObject() or something else?
EDIT: they are all 'modResources'.
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<em>The Earth is not the hell, and people aren't cursed, and joy in not a sin, but a gift of God.</em> (Lesia Ukrainka)
My fault. I simply forgot to unset the &limit parameter: my new resource was out of reach of the query... Sorry for disturbing.
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No apologies necessary! We've all missed little stuff like that. Maybe someone else will have a similar problem and benefit from this post.
