Answered Newbie help - trouble with getResources, maybe php?

For it to output TV's you need to use the includeTVs and processTVs



Then in the chunk something like:

<p>[[+pagetitle]]</p>
[[+tvone]], [[+tvtwo]], [[+tvthree]]

Right. Cool

Quote from: paulp at Sep 24, 2015, 12:49 PM

For it to output TV's you need to use the includeTVs and processTVs

[[getResources? 
&parents=`1`
&tpl=`yourchunk`
&limit=`5`
&includeTVs=`1`
&processTVs=`1`
]]

Then in the chunk something like:

<p>[[+pagetitle]]</p>
[[+tvone]], [[+tvtwo]], [[+tvthree]]

when you include TV's you can specify the name of the TV for simplicity in a comma separating list rather than using the ID of the TV.

@comp_nerd26 You are thinking of pdoResources, which takes a list of TV names in its &incudeTVs property. With getResources, &includeTVs is a Boolean, and by default will include all TVs if set to 1. There is a separate property, &includeTVList, to take a list of TVs to include.

Quote from: sottwell at Sep 24, 2015, 04:16 PM

@comp_nerd26 You are thinking of pdoResources, which takes a list of TV names in its &incudeTVs property. With getResources, &includeTVs is a Boolean, and by default will include all TVs if set to 1. There is a separate property, &includeTVList, to take a list of TVs to include.

ok thanks for correcting me

That bit me a couple of times before I could remember the difference!

Another difference between getResources and pdoResources is that &parents=`0` won't be limited to the top level resources in pdoResources, using 0 will use all resources in the Tree as parents. To limit to the top level only, use &parents=`+0`