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Pål Messenlien	Monday 31 July 2006 12:10:08 pm I need to fetch the main node ID from a relations datatype in a class. I will use the node id in a def, wich will build up a fetch. Im stuck at this point: {$node.object.nyhet.object.id} will give me the object id.. this is not enough i need the "main node id" When i use {$node.nyhet\|attribute( show, 1 )} i find the node id is under "main_node_id", but i havent found a way to output this so i can use it in the def. Any suggestions? -------------------------------------------- Høgskolen i Lillehammer Lillehammer University College http://www.hil.no -------------------------------------------- Messenlien IT http://messenlien.com -------------------------------------------
Philipp Kamps	Monday 31 July 2006 3:51:59 pm Hi Pål, I'm not a 100% sure what exactly the problem is. Maybe this information helps you: {def $related_object_node_id = 0 } {foreach $node.data_map.objectrelations.content.relation_list as $related_object} {set $related_object_node_id = $related_object.node_id} Contains related objects with node_id: {$related_object_node_id}<br /> {/foreach} So my class has an attribute with the datatype "objectrelationlist" with the name "objectrelations". As you can see, I get all related objects in the foreach-loop. Each $realted_object is an array with additional information. For example, you can read the "node_id". This node_id is always the main_node_id. Let me know if this feedback helps or if you need more information. Regards http://www.mugo.ca Mugo Web, eZ Partner in Vancouver, Canada
Pål Messenlien	Wednesday 02 August 2006 12:44:01 am Thanks alot.. that did just the trick i needed. Im using this to build a news fetch so i can sort things just the way i want. -------------------------------------------- Høgskolen i Lillehammer Lillehammer University College http://www.hil.no -------------------------------------------- Messenlien IT http://messenlien.com -------------------------------------------

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Pål Messenlien

Monday 31 July 2006 12:10:08 pm

I need to fetch the main node ID from a relations datatype in a class. I will use the node id in a def, wich will build up a fetch. Im stuck at this point:

{$node.object.nyhet.object.id} will give me the object id.. this is not enough i need the "main node id"
When i use {$node.nyhet|attribute( show, 1 )} i find the node id is under "main_node_id", but i havent found a way to output this so i can use it in the def.

Any suggestions?

--------------------------------------------
Høgskolen i Lillehammer
Lillehammer University College
http://www.hil.no
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Messenlien IT
http://messenlien.com
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Philipp Kamps

Monday 31 July 2006 3:51:59 pm

Hi Pål,

I'm not a 100% sure what exactly the problem is. Maybe this
information helps you:

{def $related_object_node_id = 0 }

{foreach $node.data_map.objectrelations.content.relation_list as $related_object}

   
   {set $related_object_node_id = $related_object.node_id}

   Contains related objects with node_id: {$related_object_node_id}<br />

{/foreach}

So my class has an attribute with the datatype "objectrelationlist" with the name "objectrelations". As you can see, I get all related objects in the foreach-loop.

Each $realted_object is an array with additional information. For example, you can read the "node_id". This node_id is always the main_node_id.

Let me know if this feedback helps or if you need more information.

Regards

http://www.mugo.ca
Mugo Web, eZ Partner in Vancouver, Canada

Pål Messenlien

Wednesday 02 August 2006 12:44:01 am

Thanks alot.. that did just the trick i needed. Im using this to build a news fetch so i can sort things just the way i want.