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So I don't know how many have noticed yet, but Youtube has depreciated "rel=0" at the end of the embedded url in September 2018. For some reason, I just noticed today on a site I was working on. If you do not use the rel, you will get related videos across youtube, but if you use it, you will only get related videos from the same channel. Just wanted to share in case people did not know and they needed to make a change on whatever they were working on.
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Hey folks, I'm attempting to order a list of subjects based on the number of pages (not child pages) that link to each subject. The end result will look like this: portrait — 120 items landscape — 78 items trees — 42 items beards — 8 items etc. I've been digging through the archive here, but I can't seem to find a solution. The issue is that I'm using wire('page')->find to get the list of subjects, and then getting the number of linked items inside the foreach — here's my code: $subjects = wire('page')->find("template=subject, sort=title"); foreach ($subjects as $subject) { $artwork = rendersubjectArtworkList(findartworks("subjects=$subject, limit=1")); $count = findartworks("subjects=$subject")->count; } I can't figure out how to either combine my queries or re-sort the list after the call. Any ideas? Thanks so much for any help!
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Hi, I'm just getting started with ProcessWire and am attempting to make the conversion from ExpressionEngine. My PHP skills are a little rusty, so please bear with me... So I'm trying to make a simple "Related Entries" field. I went with a Pages field type and am accessing the values through the PageArray/WireArray method. Before I get too deep into this, I was wondering if someone could look at this and tell me if I'm going about this in the right way in terms of syntax and native functionality. $a=$page->related; $array = explode("|", $a); if ($a->count()) { echo '<h2>'.$a->getTotal().' Related Entries</h2>'; echo '<ul>'; foreach ($array as $key => $value) { $link = $pages->get($value)->httpUrl; $title = $pages->get($value)->title; $out = '<li><a href="'.$link.'">'.$title.'</a></li>'; echo $out; } echo '</ul>'; }
