6 Comments

• #1 by Steven on January 15, 2011 - 4:08 pm

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  Very nice work! The plugin for Wolf version 0.6 works perfectly but I also tried the version for wolf 0.7.2 and it didn’t open the sub pages.

  I tried it on a fresh install of the latest Wolf release (which is 0.7.3) so maybe that why the sub pages didn’t show. Just letting you know in case the problem is coming from version 0.7.3

  Still amazing! Keep up the good work!

• #2 by Steven on March 19, 2011 - 1:54 pm

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  Hey Andrew, I found a bug in your plugin,
  in the DeleteAllByPage function, you need to change it to

  Record::deleteWhere(__CLASS__, ‘page_id = ? OR related_page_id’, array($page_id, $page_id));

  Because you also need to delete all of the records of the pages linked to the deleted page. When you get the relations, you get the url manually… but if you give it an id of a page that was deleted, it loops forever. So when a page is deleted, make sure you delete it’s entries and the entries of the pages linking to it.

• #3 by Steven on March 19, 2011 - 1:55 pm

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  Sorry, there was a mistake in the line I sent you… this is the fix:

  Record::deleteWhere(__CLASS__, ‘page_id = ? OR related_page_id = ?’, array($page_id, $page_id));

• #4 by Andy on March 19, 2011 - 6:18 pm

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  Thanks Steven, the download now includes your fix. Thanks for this, it’s much appreciated.

• #5 by Christoph on October 10, 2011 - 6:22 am

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  Hi!

  super plugin for wolf cms! My question: are there any possibilities to show the “parent->title()” of a “related article”??

  Thank you for your help!

  Greetings from Germany!
  Christoph

• #6 by Andy R on October 10, 2011 - 8:57 pm

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  You should by able to access the parent like you would any page object:

  <?php
  $relations = get_relations($this->id);
  
  if (!empty($relations)){
  	echo '<ul>';
  	foreach ($relations as $related){
  		echo '<li>' . $related->parent()->title() . ': ' . $related->link() . '</li>';
  	}
  	echo '</ul>';
  }
  ?>

  But I still think there is a problem with incorrectly initialised objects when obtained by the findById function. See: https://github.com/wolfcms/wolfcms/issues/175