This is pretty hard to explain...
In modX Revolution, I'm trying to get the symlink's "Symlink" field in the template to use it in a snippet (the id the symlink is pointing at).
The suggestion when I mouseover that field is [[*content]]
, but when using that I get the actual content of the page I'm pointing at with the symlink.
Any suggestions? The documentation doesn't help, and I've been google-ing it for an hour now.
AFAIK, this is the expected behavior for a symlink.
I just fired up a little test on my testing server and here is the result:
getResource (install it from Package Management) returns no symlink:
If 6 is the id of the symlink pointing to a page with the id of 10:
[[!getResources? &resources=
6]]
will return:
Array (
[id] => 6
[type] => document
[contentType] => text/html
[pagetitle] => My Symlink
[alias] => my-symlink
[link_attributes] =>
[published] => 1
[parent] => 0
[isfolder] =>
[introtext] =>
[content] =>
[richtext] =>
[template] => 1
[menuindex] => 2
[searchable] => 1
[cacheable] => 1
[createdby] => 1
[createdon] => 2011-03-25 09:43:31
[editedby] => 1
[editedon] => 2011-03-25 09:57:30
[deleted] =>
[deletedon] => 0
[deletedby] => 0
[publishedon] => 2011-03-25 09:43:00
[publishedby] => 1
[menutitle] =>
)
Please note that the content key is empty.
User lkossis on MODx Forums suggests another approach: using a snippet to get the [[*content]]
value.
$id= isset($id) && intval($id) ? intval($id) : $modx->resource->get('id');
$field = isset($field) ? $field : 'id';
$thisDocument=$modx->getDocument($id);
return $thisDocument[$field];
And in your template:
[[!getDocumentField? &field=`content`]]
The credit goes to lkossis on MODx Forums. http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,61784.msg351101.html#msg351101
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