SOLVED - PHP: How to get the TITLE of a page

[jsmonzani]

Hello my friends,

I've already spent a few hours on this and can't find the answer 

I'm writing a code which lists the direct children of a page: I currently display the MenuText that corresponds to each children, but I would like now to display their full title instead. I've tried TitleAttribute first but noticed that it was a complete different attribute.

Is the title stored in the Content object? I can't find it out.
Can anybody help me finding *where* this title is stored, please?

EDIT: I've just discovered that these nodes are from the class Tree (lib/tree/Tree.php) which I couldn't find in the documentation http://www.cmsmadesimple.org/apidoc/ ... but I don't think the TreeNode handle the titles anyway.


Thank you very much for your help

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global $gCms;
$manager =& $gCms->GetHierarchyManager();
$thisPage = $gCms->variables['page_name'];
$currentNode = &$manager->sureGetNodeByAlias($thisPage);

$nodes = $currentNode->getChildren();

if ($currentNode->hasChildren()) {
  echo '<ul>';
  foreach ($nodes as $node) {
     $content= $node->getContent();
     $url = $content->GetURL();
    echo "<li><a href=\"".$url."\">";
    echo $content->MenuText();
    echo"</a> </li>";

  }
  echo "</ul>";


}

[jsmonzani]

OK, I've found the solution, but I had to dig into Content.inc.php.

Basically, the name of the title is stored in the mName attribute

Therefore, using

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echo $content->mName; 

instead of the of the menu name in the previous code will work.

Not that straightforward. I hope it will help others