[IIzzII]

Here is the code

$profile_page = Cms_Page::create()->find_by_url('/profile');
$pages = $profile_page->navigation_subpages();

I have a page with the url '/profile' and if I run something like $profile_page->title it returns the correct information so I know that it's getting the right page. However the $pages array is empty. I have my Change Password page and I set the Profile page as it's parent page. It is visible and it's assigned properly. If I use the code on this page

http://lemonstandapp...nd_breadcrumbs/

to output all the pages and their subpages then the pages appear there so I know that it's linked correctly. I want only my Profile subpages to have a menu that automatically generates the pages and it's just not working.

[Aleksey]

Hi,

I tested your code in my installation and it worked properly. Please submit a support ticket. If there is a bug in LemonStand, we will fix and and release your support credit. If there is some configuration issue, we will help you to solve it.

Thank you

[IIzzII]

Aleksey, on 25 March 2012 - 04:20 PM, said:

Hi,

I tested your code in my installation and it worked properly. Please submit a support ticket. If there is a bug in LemonStand, we will fix and and release your support credit. If there is some configuration issue, we will help you to solve it.

Thank you

I solved the issue with help from support. It turns out the generic call I was using:

$profile_page = Cms_Page::create()->find_by_url('/profile');

will find any page with the url profile regardless of the theme being used. I was modeling my theme after the default theme so it was finding the profile page from the other theme. You need to use:

$params = array();
$profile_page = Cms_Page::findByUrl('/profile', $params);

this call will use the current theme and it worked perfectly for me.

[Aleksey]

Hi,

Yes, that's correct. find_by_url() is a built-in ActiveRecord magic method which doesn't take into account themes. On the other hand findByUrl() is a method of Cms_Page class.

Thank you