Overview
This tag lets you fetch data from other entries. It's useful if you need to hard-code some dynamic content in your template.
If you're using a fieldtype like entries to select which entries you'd like to render, then you don't even need this tag. You can loop over the selections like this:
{{ your_entries_field }} {{ title }}, {{ url }}, {{ whatever }}{{ /your_entries_field }}@foreach ($your_entries_field as $entry) {{ $entry->title }}, {{ $entry->url }}, {{ $entry->whatever }}@endforeachFor example, you might want to output some company information from your home page:
{{ get_content from="/about/company" }} {{ staff }} <div class="w-1/3"> <img src="{{ headshot }}" alt="{{ name }}"> <p>{{ name }}, {{ job_title }}</p> </div> {{ /staff }}{{ /get_content }}<s:get_content from="/about/company"> @foreach ($staff as $member) <div class="w-1/3"> <img src="{{ $member->headshot }}" alt="{{ $member->name }}"> <p>{{ $member->name }}, {{ $member->job_title }}</p> </div> @endforeach</s:get_content>Shorthand
You may also use a shorthand syntax, where the second tag argument refers to a variable that contains a URI or ID.
The data:
related_by_uri: /aboutrelated_by_id: 123-321-abc-defg123{{ get_content:related_by_uri }} {{ title }}{{ /get_content:related_by_uri }} {{ get_content:related_by_id }} {{ title }}{{ /get_content:related_by_id }}<s:get_content:related_by_uri> {{ $title }}</s:get_content:related_by_uri> <s:get_content:related_by_id> {{ $title }}</s:get_content:related_by_id>Parameters
from
Pass a URI (e.g. /about), an ID (e.g. 123), a pipe delimited list of them (e.g. 123|456), or a reference to a variable containing them (e.g. :from="ids"), and all retrieved data will be available inside the tag pair.
site|locale
Show the retrieved content in the selected site.
