$POD->getFiles()

$POD->getFiles($conditions,$sort,$count,$offset);

Get a stack of file objects that match the parameters you pass in.

Parameters

$conditions An associative array of stack parameters that describe the files you want to load. See the stack parameters document for constructing these arrays. $sort A SQL style sort statement. Defaults to 'date DESC' $count
Maximum number of pieces of content to return. Defaults to 100 $offset
Offset results by this many files. (for use in paging)

Examples

Get a simple list of the most recent files.

$most_recent = $POD->getFiles();

Get a simple list of the most recent files by a specific person.

$most_recent = $POD->getFiles(array(
  'userId'=>$person->get('id')
));

Get a simple list of the most recent files on a piece of content:

$most_recent = $POD->getFiles(array(
  'contentId'=>$content->get('id')
));

The above example is essentially the same thing as using the $content->files() function.

Get files from a group.

$group_files = $POD->getFiles(array(
	'd.groupId'=>$group->get('id')
));

Be sure to check out the stack documentation for all the functionality the resulting stack will have!

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