Strange things with findIDs and languages

[theo]

Hello

I have this simple code:

$pages = $this->pages->findIDs('id=3002|3003|3006|3007');
var_dump($pages);

The ids in the selector belong all to items inside a repeater!

It know that the example doesn't make a lot of sense, but it is reducing the problem to the essential.

If I run this code with the default language url, like myhome/export/, it shows what I would expect:

array(4) { [0]=> int(3002) [1]=> int(3003) [2]=> int(3006) [3]=> int(3007) }

If I run the same page with a non standard language url, like myhome/de/export/, it shows:

array(1) { [0]=> int(3002) }

What could be the reason for this?

Shall I write a bug report?

[Zeka]

Are you sure that you allowed alternative language for these pages? ( Checkboxes on the settings tab).

[theo]

@Zeka Thank you! Very good point.

On the page, these languages are allowed. That's why it returns the first repeater item!

But looking at the database for these repeater items, I can see sth. is strange:

You see only the first of the 4 Items in this repeater has: status1012=1, the other have 0.

But why?

Thanks to your answer I'm getting closer...

Btw: it has nothing to do with findIDs etc.

The problem is the same with:

$this->pages->find('parent=3001');

Now we know why, but not how it came to this.

[theo]

@Zeka: Never mind.

It's working when I add new items now.

This is probably an artifact from an older PW version I was using to create these items or some changes to language settings afterwards.

Thank you! Problem solved.