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If we import a single file that is entered as:

imports: file.yaml

the plugin injects the data extracted directly into the imports object. If we import an array of files as:

imports:
    - file1.yaml
    - file2.yaml

the plugin will inject each file's data into corresponding named arrays under the imports object. This is inconsistent and we should be using the latter as the preferred method, to make it easier to consistently recall the data.

hey @Deester4x4jr, a request for Fork has been submitted to our Repo: getgrav/grav#1191

This basically asks for the GPM version to be pointed to the forked version. Are you continuing to maintain and support this plugin?

Cheers!

I know you said we have to implement ourselves, but I have a problem.

{{ dump(page.header.import) }} works fine and tells me I have a nested array with three top-level elements. But absolutely everything I have tried to access the first element has failed.

{{ dump(page.header.import[0]) }} gives null

I tried to get back to basics.

{% set myvar = ['foo','bar','crap'] %}
{% set newvar = ( myvar|slice(0, 1)) %}

Works exactly as expected. But {% set newvar = ( page.header.import|slice(0, 1)) %} results in a blank, not null, when I {{ dump(newvar) }}

I really want to be able to access that array that is the top element, but I just cannot see how. Any help gratefully received.

I think I am missing something in how to implement this.

I have added a file named ex_config.json to the folder for a page.

For the docs.md file in that folder I have added imports: ex_config.json to the frontmatter and then used {{ page.header.imports.ex_config.json }} in the main body of the markdown.

This is not working and the page only renders {{ page.header.imports.ex_config.json }}