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Accessing fields in Repeater outside of page?


V7dev
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I can't find anything specific in my searches, so I figured I would ask for some guidance!

So I have a repeater field that I'm trying to search for outside a page. Here's my structure:

  • Home
    • Events (events template)
      • Event (event template)
        • Part One (event_day template)
          • Repeater (named event_schedule)
            • Event Start Date (event_start_date)
            • etc...
        • Part Two
        • etc...
    • Speakers (speakers template)

So from the speakers template I'm trying to access the repeater with the following:

$pages->find("template=event_day, event_schedule.speakers={$page->id}");

How do I access the actual fields inside the repeater, for example, the above dumps the following, which is correct, just can't access the event_start_date field?

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Let me know if there's more info needed. Thank you!

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@V7dev you just need a loop

$items = $pages->find("template=event_day, event_schedule.speakers={$page->id}");

foreach($items as $item) {
	foreach($item->event_schedule as $repeater_item) {
		echo $repeater_item->event_start_date;
	}
}

 

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19 minutes ago, ngrmm said:

@V7dev you just need a loop

$items = $pages->find("template=event_day, event_schedule.speakers={$page->id}");

foreach($items as $item) {
	foreach($item->event_schedule as $repeater_item) {
		echo $repeater_item->event_start_date;
	}
}

 

So that's what I was missing, thanks so much!

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$items = $pages->find("template=event_day, event_schedule.speakers={$page->id}");

foreach($items as $item) {
	foreach($item->event_schedule as $repeater_item) {
		echo $repeater_item->event_title . '<br>';
	}
}

It will echo out all the repeaters for that page, even though the speaker is only in one of them? What's the point of the first portion ($items) if you have to make another exception to see if the speaker is in the second foreach loop?Apologies for perhaps not seeing the forest from the trees!

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