Selectors

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Built-In Page Selector Properties

• any_field=any_value
  

  Match any of your own fields using any operator and any value.

• limit=n
  

  Limit the results to n Number

• sort=field
  

  Sort by a field. This may any field. Use "-" prefix to reverse sorting. sort=-field

• parent=id
  

  Page parent using ID

• parent=$page
  

  Page parent using an page object

• parent=/path/to/page/
  

  Page parent using path

• has_parent=/path/to/page/
  

  Limit to a certain parent (recursively all children). Only one parent can be used at a time.

• has_parent=id
  

  Limit to a certain parent (recursively all children). Only one parent can be used at a time.

• has_parent=$page
  

  Limit to a certain parent (recursively all children). Only one parent can be used at a time.

• path=/path/to/page/
  

  Get Page with the path specified

• template=name
  

  Limit to a certain template. Use "|" to have multiple OR's. template=name|name

• template=$template
  

  You can also use a template object to compare

• start=n
  

  Set start offset

• end=n
  

  Set end offset (may be used instead of limit=n)

• include=all
  

  Include all hidden and unpublished pages and pages that user doesn't have access to view.

• include=hidden
  

  Include hidden pages in queries.

• check_access=0
  

  Include pages that user doesn't have access to view.

• children.count=n
  

  Pages with a certain count of children may also be used with greater than / less than operators.

• created=timestamp
  

  Usually used with < > to compare timestamps

• modified=timestamp
  

  Usually used with < > to compare timestamps

• created_users_id=int
  

  Pages created with specified user id.

• modified_users_id=int
  

  Pages modified with specified user id.