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 $node is as given below
DrupalnodeEntityNode Object (
[in_preview] =>
[values:protected] => Array
(
[nid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 166
)
[vid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 180
)
[type] => Array
(
[x-default] => sections
)
[uuid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 7759efc9-cfff-4d58-b392-8d60b9903323
)
[langcode] => Array
(
[x-default] => en
)
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use DrupalnodeEntityNode;
function abc($v) {
$node = DrupalnodeEntityNode::load($v);
print_r($node);
}
The array structure of $node is as given below
DrupalnodeEntityNode Object (
[in_preview] =>
[values:protected] => Array
(
[nid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 166
)
[vid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 180
)
[type] => Array
(
[x-default] => sections
)
[uuid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 7759efc9-cfff-4d58-b392-8d60b9903323
)
[langcode] => Array
(
[x-default] => en
)
8 nodes
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A node is an object, not an array. Learn how to use OOP
– Hudri
Nov 15 at 8:47
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use DrupalnodeEntityNode;
function abc($v) {
$node = DrupalnodeEntityNode::load($v);
print_r($node);
}
The array structure of $node is as given below
DrupalnodeEntityNode Object (
[in_preview] =>
[values:protected] => Array
(
[nid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 166
)
[vid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 180
)
[type] => Array
(
[x-default] => sections
)
[uuid] => Array
(
[x-default] => 7759efc9-cfff-4d58-b392-8d60b9903323
)
[langcode] => Array
(
[x-default] => en
)
8 nodes
use DrupalnodeEntityNode;
function abc($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
)
8 nodes
8 nodes
edited Nov 15 at 13:16
leymannx
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asked Nov 15 at 8:38
harshal
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A node is an object, not an array. Learn how to use OOP
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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.
$node->field_name->value
$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.
4
it's not ideal to use magic methods to get the title. There are two better methods,Node::getTitle()
andEntity::label()
, that should take precedence
– Clive♦
Nov 15 at 10:36
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1
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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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3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
4
down vote
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.
$node->field_name->value
$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.
4
it's not ideal to use magic methods to get the title. There are two better methods,Node::getTitle()
andEntity::label()
, that should take precedence
– Clive♦
Nov 15 at 10:36
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
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.
$node->field_name->value
$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.
4
it's not ideal to use magic methods to get the title. There are two better methods,Node::getTitle()
andEntity::label()
, that should take precedence
– Clive♦
Nov 15 at 10:36
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
up vote
4
down vote
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.
$node->field_name->value
$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.
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.
$node->field_name->value
$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.
edited Nov 15 at 13:31
leymannx
6,46142457
6,46142457
answered Nov 15 at 8:59
berramou
1,428212
1,428212
4
it's not ideal to use magic methods to get the title. There are two better methods,Node::getTitle()
andEntity::label()
, that should take precedence
– Clive♦
Nov 15 at 10:36
add a comment |
4
it's not ideal to use magic methods to get the title. There are two better methods,Node::getTitle()
andEntity::label()
, that should take precedence
– Clive♦
Nov 15 at 10:36
4
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
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
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
you can get the node id like this :
$nid = $node->id();
and for the title :
$title = $node->label();
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
you can get the node id like this :
$nid = $node->id();
and for the title :
$title = $node->label();
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
you can get the node id like this :
$nid = $node->id();
and for the title :
$title = $node->label();
you can get the node id like this :
$nid = $node->id();
and for the title :
$title = $node->label();
answered Nov 15 at 9:02
izus
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You can get the node id and node title values by using Node::load function.
use DrupalnodeEntityNode;
function abc($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: '.$strNodeTitle;
exit();
}
New contributor
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up vote
0
down vote
up vote
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down vote
You can get the node id and node title values by using Node::load function.
use DrupalnodeEntityNode;
function abc($v)
{
$node = Node::load($v);
$strNodeId = $node->nid->value;
$strNodeTitle = $node->title->value;
echo 'Id: '.$strNodeId;
echo 'Title: '.$strNodeTitle;
exit();
}
New contributor
You can get the node id and node title values by using Node::load function.
use DrupalnodeEntityNode;
function abc($v)
{
$node = Node::load($v);
$strNodeId = $node->nid->value;
$strNodeTitle = $node->title->value;
echo 'Id: '.$strNodeId;
echo 'Title: '.$strNodeTitle;
exit();
}
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answered Nov 16 at 14:42
Gnanaguru Mariyadass
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A node is an object, not an array. Learn how to use OOP
– Hudri
Nov 15 at 8:47