Simple php page to get post

General
1

I’m new at PHP (even though i’m coding in other languages(
I have done a route in cockpit, so my single blogposts are routed to /blog/post and now I want to create a php page to list the post (so that google can follow slug links)

I’ve tried a simple page as follows, but it doesn’t show anything.
Has anyone a simple example that works?

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2

Hi,

this code is an example, for me works.

  $project = cockpit('collections')->find('projects', [
    'filter' => [
      'published' => 'Published',
      'permalink' => $_GET['permalink']
    ]
  ]);

  if ( empty( $project ) ) {
    return [
      'message' => 'Not found'
    ];
  }

var_dump($project);

Your filter array seems incorrect.

3

Thank you allesandro!
It doesn’t work for me though. Am I including the right bootstrap.php?
It is the one in the root.

Do I need to provide token? If so, where do I put it?

Cheers!

  • jonah
4

strange, it should work. do yo get any errors?

also try $posts->toArray()

5

Hi Artur!
I needed to require the bootstrap file, instead of including it.
This is what I got now, and this works!
My url is as follows: www.mydomain.com/blog/my-slug

This is my code, for reference.

                require_once("../admin/bootstrap.php");

                $post = cockpit('collections')->find('posts', [
                    'filter' => ['slug' => basename($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'])]
                ])[0];

                $date = $post["date"];
                $title = $post['title'];
                
                $content = $post['content'];
                $featured_image = $post['feature_image'];
6

there shouldn’t be any difference between require and include :thinking:

7

No, you needed the brackets :wink:
<?php include('../admin/bootstrap.php'); ?>

8

Haha! :grimacing:
Thanks!