$page
The $page
object is the heart and soul of Kirby. It is used to construct pages and all their dependencies like children, files, content, etc.
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new Page()
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$page->apiUrl()
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$page->audio()
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$page->blueprint()
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$page->blueprints()
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$page->callMethod()
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$page->changeNum()
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$page->changeSlug()
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$page->changeSort()
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$page->changeStatus()
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$page->changeTemplate()
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$page->changeTitle()
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$page->children()
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$page->childrenAndDrafts()
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$page->clone()
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$page->code()
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$page->content()
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$page->contentFile()
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$page->contentFileData()
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$page->contentFileDirectory()
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$page->contentFileExtension()
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$page->contentFileName()
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$page->contentFiles()
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$page->controller()
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$page->copy()
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Page::create()
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$page->createChild()
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$page->createFile()
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$page->createNum()
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$page->decrement()
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$page->delete()
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$page->depth()
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$page->dirname()
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$page->diruri()
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$page->documents()
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$page->draft()
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$page->drafts()
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$page->duplicate()
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$page->errors()
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$page->exists()
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Page::factory()
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$page->file()
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$page->files()
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$page->find()
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$page->findPageOrDraft()
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$page->go()
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$page->grandChildren()
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$page->hardcopy()
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$page->hasAudio()
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$page->hasChildren()
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$page->hasCode()
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$page->hasDocuments()
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$page->hasDrafts()
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$page->hasFiles()
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$page->hasImages()
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$page->hasListedChildren()
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$page->hasMethod()
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$page->hasNext()
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$page->hasNextListed()
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$page->hasNextUnlisted()
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$page->hasPrev()
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$page->hasPrevListed()
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$page->hasPrevUnlisted()
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$page->hasTemplate()
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$page->hasUnlistedChildren()
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$page->hasVideos()
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$page->id()
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$page->image()
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$page->images()
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$page->increment()
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$page->index()
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$page->indexOf()
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$page->intendedTemplate()
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$page->inventory()
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$page->is()
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$page->isActive()
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$page->isAncestorOf()
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$page->isCacheable()
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$page->isChildOf()
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$page->isDescendantOf()
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$page->isDescendantOfActive()
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$page->isDraft()
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$page->isErrorPage()
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$page->isFirst()
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$page->isHomeOrErrorPage()
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$page->isHomePage()
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$page->isLast()
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$page->isListed()
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$page->isLocked()
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$page->isNth()
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$page->isOpen()
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$page->isPublished()
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$page->isReadable()
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$page->isSortable()
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$page->isUnlisted()
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$page->isValid()
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$page->isVerified()
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$page->kirby()
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$page->lock()
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$page->mediaRoot()
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$page->mediaUrl()
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Page::model()
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$page->modified()
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$page->next()
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$page->nextAll()
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$page->nextListed()
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$page->nextUnlisted()
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$page->num()
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$page->panel()
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$page->parent()
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$page->parentId()
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$page->parentModel()
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$page->parents()
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$page->permissions()
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$page->prev()
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$page->prevAll()
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$page->prevListed()
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$page->prevUnlisted()
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$page->previewUrl()
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$page->publish()
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$page->purge()
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$page->query()
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$page->readContent()
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$page->render()
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$page->representation()
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$page->resortSiblingsAfterUnlisting()
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$page->root()
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$page->save()
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$page->search()
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$page->setSite()
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$page->siblings()
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$page->site()
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$page->slug()
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$page->status()
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$page->template()
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$page->templateSiblings()
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$page->title()
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$page->toArray()
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$page->toSafeString()
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$page->toString()
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$page->translation()
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$page->translations()
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$page->uid()
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$page->unpublish()
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$page->update()
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$page->uri()
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$page->url()
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$page->urlForLanguage()
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$page->videos()
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$page->writeContent()
You can extend this set of methods with custom page methods or in a page model.
How to fetch the $page
object
The $page
class is available in Kirby's templates/snippets etc. through the $page
variable that - unless otherwise defined – always refers to the current page. However, you can also define a $page
object by calling a specific page using the page()
helper:
Or getting it from a collection of pages
When getting a specific page via the page()
helper or when trying to create a page object from field values stored in content, always verify that you have a page object before you call any of the Page methods.
Content fields
The $page
class offers a magic caller for your content fields. Instead of getting them via e.g.
you can use the shorthand
You can not use the shorthand for fields with names that conflict with the default methods of the $page
class (see above) or used by custom page methods.
Examples
With the $page
object defined, you can start using the methods of the class: