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NAME

       MojoMojo::Schema::Result::Page - store pages

METHODS

   update_content <%args>
       Create a new content version for this page.

       %args is each column of MojoMojo::Schema::Result::Content.

   add_version
           my $page_version_new = $page->add_version(
               creator => $user_id,
               name_orig => $page_new_name,
           );

       Arguments: %replacementdata

       Returns: The new PageVersion object.

       Creates a new page version by cloning the latest version (hence pointing to the same
       content), and replacing its values with data in the replacement hash.

       Used for renaming pages.

   tagged_descendants($tag)
       Return descendants with the given tag, ordered by name.

   tagged_descendants_by_date
       Return descendants with the given tag, ordered by creation time, most recent first.

   descendants
         @descendants = $page->descendants( [$resultset_page] );

       In list context, returns all descendants of this page (no paging), including the page
       itself. In scalar context, returns the resultset object.

       If the optional $resultset_page is passed, returns that page from the resultset.

   descendants_by_date
         @descendants = $page->descendants_by_date;

       Like "descendants", but returns pages sorted by the dates of their last content release
       dates and pages results (20 per page).

   user_tags($user)
       Return popular tags for this page used $user.

   others_tags($user)
       Return popular tags for this page used by other people than $user.

   tags_with_counts($user)
       Return an array of {id, tag, refcount} for the $user's tags.

   path( [$path] )
       TODO Accessor?

   has_photos
       Return the number of photos attached to this page. Use for galleries.

AUTHOR

       Marcus Ramberg <mramberg@cpan.org>

LICENSE

       This library is free software. You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same
       terms as Perl itself.