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Hi Tom,
I think this was corrected in 2.7.3 or so (somewhere on the dev branch). To fix it in 2.7.2, unhide Admin > Pages.

You would just need to check if there is an expiration set, if there isn't, then just stick with the first image. If there is an expiration set, then check the dates and respond accordingly.
untested, written in browser.
$url = $page->timed_image->first()->url; // default to first image, make sure your image field is set to multiple. $expires = $page->select_timed_expire // assuming you set output format for this field to the same as $now. if ($expires){     if (date("Y-m-d h:i:s") > $expires){         $url = $page->timed_image->eq(1)->url; // if it's past the expiration, get the 2nd image.     } } echo "<img src='$url'/>"; 

Check PageTable and/or PageTableExtended. 

The commits to the dev branch are always very solid and stable. I've used the dev branch for several production sites in the past, but fully realizing I do this at my own peril. I've never experienced an issue that caused me to revert to the master branch. However, I do try to stick with the current master for most production sites.
Upgrading is super simple. As of 2.5.3 (the current master) you can upgrade/downgrade/DB backup from within the admin.

Here's a more complete answer. Tested and works as expected.
function navList($items, $level = 1){    $max_levels = 2;    $level == 1 ? $class = "parent" : $class = "child";    $out = '';        if ($level <= $max_levels){        $out = "<ul class='$class'>";        foreach ($items as $item){           $out .= navItem($item, $level);        }        $out .= "</ul>";    }        $level++; // increment level each time this function is called.     return $out; } function navItem($item, $level){    $url = $item->url;    $attr = '';    if ($item->template == "redirect"){        if (trim($item->redirect) == "") return; // skip because the field is blank.        $url = $item->redirect;         if($item->new_window == 1){            $attr = "target=_blank";        }    }    $out = "<li><a href='$url' $attr>$item->title</a>";    if ($item->numChildren > 0){        $out .= navList($item->children(), $level + 1); // get recursive    }    $out .= "</li>";    return $out; } echo navList($p); No need to do anything other than get the top level nav items and set the $max_levels if different than 2.
You can of course probably do all of this as easy/easier with MarkupSimpleNavigation, but it's not necessary if all you need is this.

Hi Richard,
If you use the pageField method, then every "tag" creates a page that has a unique name. Example (green-energy, shark-sandwiches, turtle-soup).
The autocomplete field presents the user with the page title, so they would select tags like (Green Energy, Shark Sandwiches, Turtle Soup). Same applies for adding new tags.
Now you can use UrlSegments to find pages with your multi-word tags because they will be in a format like /domain/tags/green-energy/

Use the selector option for your page field.
template=sharks, sort=title

Perhaps this module would be helpful?
My thought would be to make the contact association on the companies page with a page field, and remove the page field from the actual contact.

I don't know how familiar you are with Process Modules, but I posted a quick example a while back. Once you get started, they are super addicting. You can build just about anything.

Hi Ralf,
Does the date field have an output format set?
I've never attempted to show a date field in the admin list, but that's where I would start.

Are you sure $page_id is being passed as expected?
Perhaps echo $page_id to verify.

clsource,
You may already know this, but created and modified data is already saved as part of the page.
$page->createdUser
$page->modifiedUser

Hey Pete,
I'm short on time, I think this is what you are after.
$templates->get("template_name")->fieldgroup->getField($field, true)->label; *written in browser off the top of my head.