v1.2.2 - Official User Guide
Record Objects¶
Record objects are extracted using the Records (Contents) model. Please refer to the documentation to read more about extractions.
A Record is composed by some standard attributes such as its unique id and many protected data that can be retrieved using the get function:
//Contains the record id
$record->id
//Contains the record content type id
$record->_tipo
//You can then retrieve the content type definition of the record using the Content Class type() method:
$type_def = $this->content->type( $record->_tipo );
//Other values (physical of xml) can be retrieved using the get function:
$title = $record->get('title');
Below you can find a sample implementation of the Records (Contents) model and record objects:
$posts = find('Blog')->limit(10)->get();
if (count($posts))
{
foreach ($posts as $post)
{
echo $post->get('date_publish') . ': ' . $post->get('title') . "\r\n";
}
}
To learn how to create or edit Records objects, read Create Record objects.
Linked documents¶
If you need to manually extract the documents linked to a record, you can use its set_document() function:
$record->set_documents();
//Then, you can access the documents using the key defined into the xml scheme, such as this:
$files = $record->get('files');
$images = $record->get('images');
Note: if you are extracting many records, use the documents method of the Records (Contents) model for better query performances:
$posts = find('Blog')->documents(TRUE)->limit(10)->get();
if (count($posts))
{
foreach ($posts as $post)
{
print_r( $post->get('files') );
}
}
Record categories¶
To get an array of the record categories, use the categories() method as follows:
$categories_array = $post->categories();
Extract the documents¶
To extract the documents linked to a record, use the set_documents() method:
$post->set_documents();
$images = $post->get('images');