Fetch path_array directly in PHP

Tuesday 19 January 2010 2:45:17 am - 2 replies

Modified on Wednesday 24 March 2010 1:18:53 am by Damien MARTIN

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Jarosław Heba	Tuesday 19 January 2010 5:31:40 am You should fetch a node - not an object. Try this: $mynode = eZContentObjectTreeNode::fetch( $node_id ); $my_path_array = $mynode->attribute( 'path_array' ); Please notice that you will get an array in $my_path_array - not URL. Kind regards J
Damien MARTIN	Tuesday 19 January 2010 5:38:28 am Thank you very much Jarosław, It works very well.

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Tuesday 19 January 2010 5:31:40 am

You should fetch a node - not an object.

Try this:

$mynode = eZContentObjectTreeNode::fetch( $node_id );

$my_path_array = $mynode->attribute( 'path_array' );

Please notice that you will get an array in $my_path_array - not URL.

Kind regards

Tuesday 19 January 2010 5:38:28 am

Thank you very much Jarosław,

It works very well.

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