tree_count
Summary
Fetches the number of children of a node recursively.Usage
fetch( 'content', 'tree_count', hash( 'parent_node_id', parent_node_id, [ 'class_filter_type', class_filter_type, ] [ 'class_filter_array', class_filter_array, ] [ 'attribute_filter', attribute_filter, ] [ 'extended_attribute_filter', extended_attribute_filter, ] [ 'main_node_only', boolean, ] [ 'depth', depth, ] [ 'depth_operator', depth_operator ] ) )
Parameters
Name | Type | Description | Required |
---|---|---|---|
parent_node_id | integer | The ID number of the parent node. | Yes. |
class_filter_type | string | Filter type for class filtering (include/exclude). | No. |
class_filter_array | array | The type of nodes that should be filtered. | No. |
attribute_filter | mixed | Filter logic for attribute level filtering. | No. |
extended_attribute_filter | mixed | The extended attribute level filter logic. | No. |
main_node_only | boolean | Type of nodes that should be fetched (all or main nodes only). | No. |
depth | integer | The maximum level of depth that should be explored. | No. |
depth_operator | string | The logic to use when checking the depth. | No. |
Returns
An integer (number of nodes).
Description
This function works in the very same way as the "tree" function. The difference is that it returns only the number of nodes (instead of the actual nodes). Please refer to the documentation of the "list", "list_count" and the "tree" fetch functions.
Examples
Example 1
{def $count=fetch( 'content', 'tree_count', hash( 'parent_node_id', 42, 'class_filter_type', 'exclude', 'class_filter_array', array( 'folder', 'comment' ) ) )} Number of nodes: {$count}
This example counts the number of nodes that are children of node number 42, recursively. Nodes that reference "folder" or "comment" objects will be excluded from the count.
Balazs Halasy (06/02/2004 12:15 pm)
Svitlana Shatokhina (29/03/2007 2:04 pm)
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