>news_list=fetch(content,list,hash(parent_node_id,16,limit,5,sort_by,array(published,false()),class_filter_type,include,class_filter_array,array(2)))} Are you sure that 16 here is the node_id of Your news folder? It can be objectID.
16 is in the "id" field of "News" in table ezcontentobject. That must be the object ID.
I think the node ID is 160, as table eznode_assignment has an ID of 160 in the "id" field of the row with "contentobject_id" of 16.
16 find nothing. 160 ... well, finds one thing with item.name="Root folder" and item.node_id=2. But only when I strip off all the parameters other than "parent_node_id,160".
I thought "parent_node_id,160" searched for items with 160 as the parent, not searching for the item which is the parent of node 160. (not that it's documented anyplace but examples)
16 is node id from ezcontentobject_tree table, it is a node where your news object published. To know this number you can look to the url when you view News folder in admin interface (last number in url).
Ah, yes. Objectid 16 happens to be nodeid 17, with path_identification_string "news". Nothing retrieved, even by the simpler
news_list=fetch(content,list,hash(parent_node_id,17))}
{section name=News5 loop=$news_list}
{$News5:item.name}<br />
{$News5:item.node_id}<br /> {/section}
Demo's code still can't find my News folder. Is "News" supposed to be a folder?
The fetch() for items with parent of the News folder doesn't seem to produce anything which a {section} loop can process. Merely printing the variable with the results of the fetch() just says "Array", but I can't find an incantation to display the contents.
The News folder is being displayed by the {section name=Menu} code, which somehow finds it in a way which can be processed.
This is with a database which has no Demo data. I created the News folder from admin, but can't persuade the Demo code to look at its contents.
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