How to Make Referenced Objects Inlined in a Query
21 repliesLast updated: Apr 28, 2020
How do I make referenced objects inlined in a query?
Specifically, I have a
pagetype that has
sections. some sections types are references, others are not, but I want all the data inlined into the result
you could make an
then your query would be to fetch the
arraythat can have
referencesand other types
then your query would be to fetch the
arraywhich would return all the different types
yes..? that is what I have
the problem is that the query result only contains the rerference IDs, and I don’t want to have to request them individually
what does your query look like?
*[_type == 'page']
now i'm tracking ... not entirely sure how you'd get there to be honest
have you looked at the GROQ cheat sheet
https://www.sanity.io/docs/query-cheat-sheet
have you looked at the GROQ cheat sheet
https://www.sanity.io/docs/query-cheat-sheet
yeah it gets me close, but the problem is that the array contains a mix of things¨
totally
so a projective query like the example there isn’t clear how would work
you might have to combine projections??
not sure what that would look like
user Y any idea?
possibly something like this?
*[_type=="person"]{
name,
"relatedMovies": *[_type=='movie' && references(^._id)]{ title }
}maybe not... now that i'm looking at it
*[_type == 'page']{
sections[]{
...,
defined(_ref) => @->
}
}fancy
thanks, will try!
that worked 🙂
thanks!
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