Pagefiles::tags() method

Get list of tags for all files in this Pagefiles array, or return files matching given tag(s)

This method can either return a list of all tags available, or return all files matching the given tag or tags (an alias of findTag method).

Example

// Get string of all tags
$tagsString = $page->files->tags();

// Get array of all tags
$tagsArray = $page->files->tags(true);

// Find all files matching given tag
$pagefiles = $page->files->tags('foobar'); 

Usage

// basic usage
$string = $pagefiles->tags();

// usage with all arguments
$string = $pagefiles->tags($value = null);

Arguments

NameType(s)Description
value (optional)bool, string, array

Specify one of the following:

  • Omit to return all tags as a string.
  • Boolean true if you want to return tags as an array (rather than string).
  • Boolean false to return tags as an array, with lowercase enforced.
  • String if you want to return files matching tags (See Pagefiles::findTag() method for usage)
  • Array if you want to return files matching tags (See Pagefiles::findTag() method for usage)

Return value

string array Pagefiles

Returns all tags as a string or an array, or Pagefiles matching given tag(s). When a tags array is returned, it is an associative array where the key and value are both the tag (keys are always lowercase).

See Also


Pagefiles methods and properties

API reference based on ProcessWire core version 3.0.236

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