How to get deactivated / turned off repeater items?

[jonatan]

Hi! ? 

I tried searching for this, but couldn't find anything on on it...

How can I get the deactivated / turned off repeater items? Why? Because I want to use it as an "archive" function, so that the toggle-off makes them show up under "previous events", and when toggled-on they'll show up under "Current events"

 

All the best, Jonatan.

[bernhard]

Here "content" is my repeater matrix field. See the first dump - it shows the selector used. If you take that selector you get all items (including unpublished). If you do a status>1 you'll get all that are not regularly published (means hidden etc). Doing status>= Page::statusUnpublished would show only unpublished items (not sure if that makes a difference to status>1).

And I'm also sceptical if repeaters are the best option here compared to using regular pages ? 

[jonatan]

Awesome @bernhard! You're the man! ?

The find (include=all) did it. Worked perfectly! Thank you so much!!

I had no idea about the d() debug function! So extremely useful! Once again so very impressed by PW's enjoyable logic!

        

        

 

All the best,

Jonatan

[jonatan]

6 hours ago, bernhard said:

And I'm also sceptical if repeaters are the best option here compared to using regular pages ? 

What's your concern? ? 

[adrian]

1 hour ago, jonatan said:

I had no idea about the d() debug function!

You can use d() from a template file like you are doing in that screenshot, but you might find it cleaner to use bd()  AKA "barDump" in that situation so that the dumps are shown in the Tracy bar. The main time I use d() is in the Console panel like in Bernhard's example.

[jonatan]

44 minutes ago, adrian said:

You can use d() from a template file like you are doing in that screenshot, but you might find it cleaner to use bd()  AKA "barDump" in that situation so that the dumps are shown in the Tracy bar. The main time I use d() is in the Console panel like in Bernhard's example.

Thanks @adrian! ?