michel v

Thanks for the welcome ?

Basically, I want to compare the "created" timestamp of the new page with the "created" timestamp of another page.

I have since found out that I can do it by calling $pages->get() with the id of the newly created page:

$testPage = $pages->add('basic-page', '/', [
  'title' => 'This is the page title',
  'body' => 'Lorem ipsum'
]);

$newPage = $pages->get($testPage->id);

var_dump($newPage->created);   // result: 1618991002

I don't really understand why I can't get at it directly though. If $testPage has an id, I would think it has been saved to the database, and all fields would be populated. But hey, whatever works ?

Hi!

After adding a page with $pages->add(), the value of the returned page object's "created" property is always 0. I thought it would give me the timestamp of when the page was created.

In the admin, I can see that the page has been added and that the created/modified times are correct.

$testPage = $pages->add('basic-page', '/', [
  'title' => 'This is the page title',
  'body' => 'Lorem ipsum'
]);

var_dump($testPage->title);     // result: "This is the page title"
var_dump($testPage->created);   // result: 0

Is there a way to get the correct timestamp after adding a page with the API?

Thanks!

Teppo,

I'm writing my first message on this forum (hi!) to thank you for this module. I'm testing it on a small local test site at the moment, and really liking it so far!