Its posible to Skip Posts

[drilonb]

Hello i like to know is possible to skip post in category if i am using like this ,

<?php
	foreach($page->children("sort=-created, limit=1") as $child) {
		$image = $child->images->first();
		$thumb = $image->size(80, 60);
		$summary = substr($child->body, 0, 95);
		$titulli = substr($child->title, 0, 31);
        echo "
	<a href='{$child->url}'><img src='{$thumb->url}' width='{$thumb->width}' height='{$thumb->height}' alt='Fros Group' /></a>
	<a href='{$child->url}'>$titulli</a>
	<p class='bardh'>Postuar me:{$child->datapost}</p>
	<p>$summary</p>
          ";
          }

and i like to skip first 3 post and to show 4,5,6 etc...

thanks.

[Adam Kiss]

There is also 'start' selector, you might want to use that.

http://processwire.com/api/selectors/

  $page->children("sort=-created, start=4, limit=3")

This should return pages 4,5,6. I'm not sure about whether this is zero-based or what, so you might play with it a little to get a good grasp of it.

[drilonb]

Thanks ADAMKISS i try it now its work perfect i will play now with post in template,

[ryan]

Adam is correct (thanks Adam!). To follow up, it is zero based. And if you'd prefer to specify "start" and "end" rather than "start" and "limit", you could do this:

$page->children("sort=-created, start=4, end=5"); 

However, I usually find it simpler to specify a limit. Also, since you are only asking for 1 item, there really isn't any need to use the foreach() and children(). Instead, you could just use this:

$child = $page->child("sort=-created, start=4"); 

That will always return just 1 item, so there's also no need to specify a limit or an end.

[drilonb]

Thanks Ryan for your replay now i am using 2 of them start and end and everything is working now,

Br,