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Official GatsbyJS source plugin to pull content from DatoCMS
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Having trouble accessing tree data inside of node when using getNodeByType #158

Closed cmaycumber closed 3 years ago

cmaycumber commented 3 years ago

I'm having trouble accessing the data related to the tree structure in Dato when using getNodeByType inside of sourceNodes in gatsby-node.js.

It currently provides all the information in attributes on a given node that we set by fails to include indicators of the position of the item in the tree, root, in my case.

Note: This seemed to be a recent problem for us after upgrading to the latest version.

cmaycumber commented 3 years ago

If I was too vague with my previous explanation I don't mind trying to add some clarification. This is the only thing keeping us from flipping our site from the newer gatsby image because it's breaking a custom navigation structure that we've set up in gatsby.

Let me know if I can provide some more insight.

stefanoverna commented 3 years ago

There should be a "position" attribute for that. If you can share Gatsby version, dato plugin version, Dato project ID and a snippet of code reproducing the issue (the one that before worked and now it doesn't) that would be great. Thanks!

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If I was too vague with my previous explanation I don't mind trying to add some clarification. This is the only thing keeping us from flipping our site from the newer gatsby image because it's breaking a custom navigation structure that we've set up in gatsby.

Let me know if I can provide some more insight.

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cmaycumber commented 3 years ago

There should be a "position" attribute for that. If you can share Gatsby version, dato plugin version, Dato project ID and a snippet of code reproducing the issue (the one that before worked and now it doesn't) that would be great. Thanks! — Stefano Verna Founder and CEO DatoCMS

Thanks for the reply, I'll try out the position attribute and see if I can get it working. Otherwise, I'll shoot you over all the above information.

cmaycumber commented 3 years ago

I ended up getting this working using the parent_id attribute. Thanks again for the response, sorry I missed this attribute the first time around.