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Iterate through multifield

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I have a multifield component which saves to the page like below:

 

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And I have written this code to iterate through the values and display the nodes in a list:

 

<sly data-sly-test="${resource.hasChildren}" data-sly-list="${resource.getChildren}">
<ul data-sly-test="${item.name == 'items'}" data-sly-list="${item.getChildren}">
<li><a href="${item.path @ extension='html'}">${item.title}</a></li>
</ul>
</sly>

 

The problem is that ${item.path} returns the path of the resource and not the value of 'path' (/content/Page1).

 

The easiest solution would be to change the property name to 'pagePath' but I was wondering if there was another way to retrieve without changing the name.

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Hi @Gunars_Vilcins 

 

You need to change the property name from 'path' to any other name such as 'pathLink' to resolve it.

It is conflicting with the resource.path object and returning the resource path.

 

Thanks

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May be you can try defining the list with names instead of using item, so that it explicitly calls the inner list. Something like below:

<sly data-sly-test="${resource.hasChildren}" data-sly-list.outer="${resource.getChildren}">
<ul data-sly-test="${outer.name == 'items'}" data-sly-list.inner="${outer.getChildren}">
<li><a href="${inner.path @ extension='html'}">${inner.title}</a></li>
</ul>
</sly>

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Thanks for the quick reply ibishika. I've tried that and unfortunately it still returns the resource path as the url.

It returns this: /content/myTestPage/_jcr_content/myComponent/items/item0.html

 

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Community Advisor

Hi @Gunars_Vilcins 

 

You need to change the property name from 'path' to any other name such as 'pathLink' to resolve it.

It is conflicting with the resource.path object and returning the resource path.

 

Thanks