Bug? $page->matches( selector-array-syntax )

[bernhard]

Am I using it wrong or is this a bug? According to the docs it should support the array syntax, shouldn't it?

Quote

	/**
	 * Given a selector, return whether or not this Page matches it
	 *
	 * ~~~~~
	 * if($page->matches("created>=" . strtotime("today"))) {
	 *   echo "This page was created today";
	 * }
	 * ~~~~~
	 * 
	 * @param string|Selectors|array $selector Selector to compare against (string, Selectors object, or array).
	 * @return bool Returns true if this page matches, or false if it doesn't. 
	 *
	 */
	public function matches($selector) {
		// This method implements the WireMatchable interface
		return $this->comparison()->matches($this, $selector);
	}

 

 

[AndZyk]

Just a wild guess, but maybe you could try this:

$page->matches(["name=" => "ueber-uns"]);

 

[bernhard]

14 minutes ago, AndZyk said:

Just a wild guess, but maybe you could try this:

$page->matches(["name=" => "ueber-uns"]);

same

[fbg13]

public function matches($selector) {
	// This method implements the WireMatchable interface
	return $this->comparison()->matches($this, $selector);
}

@bernhard I think $this->comparison()->matches($this, $selector) is PageComparison->matches(Page $page, $s) which doesn't accept an array, it only checks for a string or int and a selector, else returns false.

 

[bernhard]

You are right, so I guess the docs are misleading in this case.