pages find - dynamic none, static all

[bwakad]

Just trying something for the prev next functions but I really do not understand, this first one not giving anything contrary to second one.

While $page->parent is really a /path/. I have tried without ->name, without qoutes, placed $variable as concatenated outside of qoutes... Nothing seem to do it. Must be loosing my mind. lol

<?php $navigation = $pages->find("parent=/{$page->parent->name}/");?>

<?php $navigation = $pages->find("parent=/browse/");?>

Basically I want the current page parent children as array (siblings). Only on rootparent = home I could not do that (because no parent)...

[Soma]

IS that the real path or jus one segment.

What if you try to get it with pages->get('/name/') to test instead of find.

[diogo]

Unrelated to the question, but just to say that you can do: 

<?php $navigation = $pages->find("parent={$page->parent}");?>

Edit: or even:

<?php $navigation = $page->siblings; ?>

[Soma]

Or what about?

$navigation = $page->siblings;

or

$navigation = $page->parent->children;

Your both codes are the same if {$page->parent->name} returns "browse"

[bwakad]

I have tried both from Soma and Diogo - not working.

In this case, they both should reflect "/browse/". Using static works, dynamic not. Strange.

I just used $page->parent->children - not working either...

But since I do not want to restrict myself only to /browse/ I thought to use page parent.

So this static path is working.

<?php $navigation = $pages->find("parent=/browse/");?>
$page->prev($navigation)->url

- EDIT - stupid!!!

I forgot, in my old code - I used echo strings : echo "<div><a href='$page->prev($navigation)->url'>Link here</a></div>";

This time I used <a href="<php $page->prev($navigation)->url;?>" (without echo)...

Sorry all, thought suddenly something was wrong with my PW.