FieldtypePagesSelectorQuery by alevine

This module allows you to defined a Pages selector query ($pages>find()) as a field and attach it to a template. The results of the query (PageArray) are accessed like any other page field, $page->myQuery

This module allows you to defined a Pages selector query ($pages>find()) as a field and attach it to a template. The results of the query (PageArray) are accessed like any other page field, $page->myQuery

I was trying to solve the problem of running a query as a field, and this is the result.

I started with Hanna text, but that didn't quite get me all the way. Then I tried just a Concat field, and that didn't get me all the way.

I modified the Concat fieldtype for my solution. I had a need to dynamically pull Pages that were cross-referenced back:
Product as a Page
Photo Pages with a multi-Page Select field that referenced Product (A photo could represent 1+ Products)


I wanted a ->photos field from Product that was updated dynamically according to what Photo entries were currently in place, and I didn't want copy/pasted code, and I wanted the selectors to be easily modifiable from the admin screens.

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