How to get nid and title from a node array





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use DrupalnodeEntityNode;

function abc($v) {
$node = DrupalnodeEntityNode::load($v);
print_r($node);
}


The array structure of $node is as given below




DrupalnodeEntityNode Object (
[in_preview] =>

[values:protected] => Array
(


[nid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 166
)

[vid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 180
)

[type] => Array
(
[x-default] => sections
)

[uuid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 7759efc9-cfff-4d58-b392-8d60b9903323
)

[langcode] => Array
(
[x-default] => en
)










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    A node is an object, not an array. Learn how to use OOP
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use DrupalnodeEntityNode;

function abc($v) {
$node = DrupalnodeEntityNode::load($v);
print_r($node);
}


The array structure of $node is as given below




DrupalnodeEntityNode Object (
[in_preview] =>

[values:protected] => Array
(


[nid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 166
)

[vid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 180
)

[type] => Array
(
[x-default] => sections
)

[uuid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 7759efc9-cfff-4d58-b392-8d60b9903323
)

[langcode] => Array
(
[x-default] => en
)










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    A node is an object, not an array. Learn how to use OOP
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use DrupalnodeEntityNode;

function abc($v) {
$node = DrupalnodeEntityNode::load($v);
print_r($node);
}


The array structure of $node is as given below




DrupalnodeEntityNode Object (
[in_preview] =>

[values:protected] => Array
(


[nid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 166
)

[vid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 180
)

[type] => Array
(
[x-default] => sections
)

[uuid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 7759efc9-cfff-4d58-b392-8d60b9903323
)

[langcode] => Array
(
[x-default] => en
)










share|improve this question















use DrupalnodeEntityNode;

function abc($v) {
$node = DrupalnodeEntityNode::load($v);
print_r($node);
}


The array structure of $node is as given below




DrupalnodeEntityNode Object (
[in_preview] =>

[values:protected] => Array
(


[nid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 166
)

[vid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 180
)

[type] => Array
(
[x-default] => sections
)

[uuid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 7759efc9-cfff-4d58-b392-8d60b9903323
)

[langcode] => Array
(
[x-default] => en
)







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    A node is an object, not an array. Learn how to use OOP
    – Hudri
    Nov 15 at 8:47














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    A node is an object, not an array. Learn how to use OOP
    – Hudri
    Nov 15 at 8:47








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A node is an object, not an array. Learn how to use OOP
– Hudri
Nov 15 at 8:47




A node is an object, not an array. Learn how to use OOP
– Hudri
Nov 15 at 8:47










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As mentioned in the comment of @Hudri Node is an object not an array.



In Drupal 8 there are two ways to get the value of a field.





  1. $node->field_name->value

  2. $node->get("field_name")->getValue()


In your case you can get the nid and title like below:



$nid = $node->id();
$title = $node->label();


or



$title = $node->getTitle();


To read about objected-oriented programming conventions In Drupal 8 check this blog article: Drupal 8 API: objected-oriented programming conventions.






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    it's not ideal to use magic methods to get the title. There are two better methods, Node::getTitle() and Entity::label(), that should take precedence
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    Nov 15 at 10:36


















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you can get the node id like this :



$nid = $node->id();


and for the title :



$title = $node->label();





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    You can get the node id and node title values by using Node::load function.



    use DrupalnodeEntityNode;



    function abc($v)
    {



    $node = Node::load($v);

    $strNodeId = $node->nid->value;

    $strNodeTitle = $node->title->value;

    echo 'Id: '.$strNodeId;

    echo 'Title: '.$strNodeTitle;
    exit();


    }






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      As mentioned in the comment of @Hudri Node is an object not an array.



      In Drupal 8 there are two ways to get the value of a field.





      1. $node->field_name->value

      2. $node->get("field_name")->getValue()


      In your case you can get the nid and title like below:



      $nid = $node->id();
      $title = $node->label();


      or



      $title = $node->getTitle();


      To read about objected-oriented programming conventions In Drupal 8 check this blog article: Drupal 8 API: objected-oriented programming conventions.






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      • 4




        it's not ideal to use magic methods to get the title. There are two better methods, Node::getTitle() and Entity::label(), that should take precedence
        – Clive
        Nov 15 at 10:36















      up vote
      4
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      As mentioned in the comment of @Hudri Node is an object not an array.



      In Drupal 8 there are two ways to get the value of a field.





      1. $node->field_name->value

      2. $node->get("field_name")->getValue()


      In your case you can get the nid and title like below:



      $nid = $node->id();
      $title = $node->label();


      or



      $title = $node->getTitle();


      To read about objected-oriented programming conventions In Drupal 8 check this blog article: Drupal 8 API: objected-oriented programming conventions.






      share|improve this answer



















      • 4




        it's not ideal to use magic methods to get the title. There are two better methods, Node::getTitle() and Entity::label(), that should take precedence
        – Clive
        Nov 15 at 10:36













      up vote
      4
      down vote










      up vote
      4
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      As mentioned in the comment of @Hudri Node is an object not an array.



      In Drupal 8 there are two ways to get the value of a field.





      1. $node->field_name->value

      2. $node->get("field_name")->getValue()


      In your case you can get the nid and title like below:



      $nid = $node->id();
      $title = $node->label();


      or



      $title = $node->getTitle();


      To read about objected-oriented programming conventions In Drupal 8 check this blog article: Drupal 8 API: objected-oriented programming conventions.






      share|improve this answer














      As mentioned in the comment of @Hudri Node is an object not an array.



      In Drupal 8 there are two ways to get the value of a field.





      1. $node->field_name->value

      2. $node->get("field_name")->getValue()


      In your case you can get the nid and title like below:



      $nid = $node->id();
      $title = $node->label();


      or



      $title = $node->getTitle();


      To read about objected-oriented programming conventions In Drupal 8 check this blog article: Drupal 8 API: objected-oriented programming conventions.







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      answered Nov 15 at 8:59









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      • 4




        it's not ideal to use magic methods to get the title. There are two better methods, Node::getTitle() and Entity::label(), that should take precedence
        – Clive
        Nov 15 at 10:36














      • 4




        it's not ideal to use magic methods to get the title. There are two better methods, Node::getTitle() and Entity::label(), that should take precedence
        – Clive
        Nov 15 at 10:36








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      it's not ideal to use magic methods to get the title. There are two better methods, Node::getTitle() and Entity::label(), that should take precedence
      – Clive
      Nov 15 at 10:36




      it's not ideal to use magic methods to get the title. There are two better methods, Node::getTitle() and Entity::label(), that should take precedence
      – Clive
      Nov 15 at 10:36












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      you can get the node id like this :



      $nid = $node->id();


      and for the title :



      $title = $node->label();





      share|improve this answer

























        up vote
        1
        down vote













        you can get the node id like this :



        $nid = $node->id();


        and for the title :



        $title = $node->label();





        share|improve this answer























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          you can get the node id like this :



          $nid = $node->id();


          and for the title :



          $title = $node->label();





          share|improve this answer












          you can get the node id like this :



          $nid = $node->id();


          and for the title :



          $title = $node->label();






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              You can get the node id and node title values by using Node::load function.



              use DrupalnodeEntityNode;



              function abc($v)
              {



              $node = Node::load($v);

              $strNodeId = $node->nid->value;

              $strNodeTitle = $node->title->value;

              echo 'Id: '.$strNodeId;

              echo 'Title: '.$strNodeTitle;
              exit();


              }






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                You can get the node id and node title values by using Node::load function.



                use DrupalnodeEntityNode;



                function abc($v)
                {



                $node = Node::load($v);

                $strNodeId = $node->nid->value;

                $strNodeTitle = $node->title->value;

                echo 'Id: '.$strNodeId;

                echo 'Title: '.$strNodeTitle;
                exit();


                }






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                  You can get the node id and node title values by using Node::load function.



                  use DrupalnodeEntityNode;



                  function abc($v)
                  {



                  $node = Node::load($v);

                  $strNodeId = $node->nid->value;

                  $strNodeTitle = $node->title->value;

                  echo 'Id: '.$strNodeId;

                  echo 'Title: '.$strNodeTitle;
                  exit();


                  }






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                  You can get the node id and node title values by using Node::load function.



                  use DrupalnodeEntityNode;



                  function abc($v)
                  {



                  $node = Node::load($v);

                  $strNodeId = $node->nid->value;

                  $strNodeTitle = $node->title->value;

                  echo 'Id: '.$strNodeId;

                  echo 'Title: '.$strNodeTitle;
                  exit();


                  }







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