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where Modifier

Filter an array (such as a Replicator field's data) to items where a key has a specific value.

games:
-
feeling: love
title: Dominion
-
feeling: love
title: Netrunner
-
feeling: hate
title: Chutes and Ladders
<h2>I love...</h2>
{{ games | where('feeling', 'love') }}
{{ title }}<br>
{{ /games }}
<?php
$filteredGames = Statamic::modify($games)
->where(['feeling', 'love'])
->fetch();
?>
 
<h2>I love...</h2>
@foreach ($filteredGames as $game)
{{ $game['title'] }}
@endforeach
Dominion
Netrunner

You can also pass an operator to the modifier, so you can do checks like "where not" and "where greater than". Under the hood, this uses the where method of Laravel Collections, so you can use any operators it supports.

<h2>I hate...</h2>
{{ games | where('feeling', '!=' 'love') }}
{{ title }}<br>
{{ /games }}
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