• ⌂ query
• Methods
  • and_where()
  • bind()
  • Constructor
  • from()
  • get()
  • get_first()
  • get_row()
  • get_rows()
  • group_by()
  • in()
  • limit()
  • limit_again()
  • order_by()
  • or_where()
  • or_where_in()
  • or_where_not_in()
  • or_where_null()
  • select()
  • where()
  • where_in()
  • where_not_in()
  • where_null()

query::from()

Add one or more content types to the query FROM clause. The from method takes any number of content type parameters. Each parameter may be a string that represents the content type identifier, or a content type object, or an array of either.

Prototype

from(mixed $content_types): query

Parameters

• content_types - The identifier followed by an optional '+' of one or more content types to query, in one of the following forms.  If a '+' appears immediately after the last character of the content type identifier, the content type and all content types that extend it will be queried.
  • String - a full or partial comma-separated cQL FROM clause.
  • Array - an array of individual content type identifiers to query.
  • Multiple Parameters - Instead of passing a single array of content types, each content type can be passed as a separate parameter.

Return

The updated query object is returned.  This is handy for chaining additional methods.

Example

// simple query with FROM clause
$query = $repo->query();
$query->from('Contact');

// similar to query above, except with two content types
$query = $repo->query();
$query->from('Contact', 'Employees');

// similar to query above, except for content type and all that extend it
$query = $repo->query();
$query->from('Contact+');

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