pbResources

Flat list of MODX resources. Use it when you need a simple list; for a paginated one use pbList.

[[!pbResources? &parent=`[[*id]]` &tpl=`chunk:resourceItem`]]

Parameters

Parameter	Default	Description
ids		Comma-separated ids. Given ids, the output keeps the order you listed them in.
parent		Parent id, or several separated by commas.
template		Template id, or several separated by commas.
context		Context key, or several separated by commas.
visible	0	Only resources visible in menus.
published	1	Only published. Pass 0 to include unpublished.
where		Extra conditions as JSON: {"isfolder":1}.
sortby	menuindex	Field to sort by. Ignored when ids is given without it.
sortdir	asc	asc or desc.
limit		Rows to return; empty means no limit.
offset	0	Rows to skip.

Plus the shared output parameters — tpl, tplWrapper, tplEmpty, outputSeparator — described in Intro.

Examples

Children of the current resource

[[!pbResources? &parent=`[[*id]]` &tpl=`chunk:resourceItem`]]

Specific resources, in the given order

[[!pbResources? &ids=`12,7,3` &tpl=`chunk:resourceItem`]]

Output order is 12, 7, 3 — not the order the database happens to return.

With a wrapper and an empty state

[[!pbResources?
    &parent=`5`
    &tpl=`chunk:resourceItem`
    &tplWrapper=`chunk:resourceList`
    &tplEmpty=`chunk:nothingFound`
    &limit=`10`
]]

tplWrapper receives the joined rows as output and their count as total:

<div class="list">
    <h2>Found: {$total}</h2>
    {$output}
</div>

From Fenom

The same data without the snippet layer:

{foreach resources(['parent' => 5, 'limit' => 10]) as $item}
    <a href="{$item->uri}">{$item->pagetitle}</a>
{/foreach}