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<mm:listnodes> The listnodes tag can be used to retrieve nodes managed by a certain node manager. The syntax of the attributes are the same as the syntax of the attributes of the list tag except that it is not needed to prefix the field names with node manager names.
see also	list \| relatednodes \| listnodescontainer
attributes	type The name of the node manager managing the type of nodes that should be listed. constraints See constraints attribute of list, but notice that it is not necessary to prefix the field names with `node manager' names. You can (it is recommended to always) put the field names in [] to enable `key word escaping'. E.g. in some databases `status' is not a valid field name. [status] will translate the field name in the right way. Consider using `constraint' tags and listnodescontainer for more flexibility. see: constraints attribute of list \| listnodescontainer \| constraint orderby see: orderby attribute of list directions see: directions attribute of list max see: max attribute of list \| maxnumber offset see: offset attribute of list \| offset path (since: MMBase-1.7.1) see: path attribute of listnodescontainer element (since: MMBase-1.7.1) see: element attribute of listnodescontainer searchdirs (since: MMBase-1.7.1) see: searchdirs attribute of listnodescontainer nodes (since: MMBase-1.7.1) see: nodes attribute of list distinct (since: MMBase-1.8.0) see: distinct
cloudreferrer attributes	cloud
nodeprovider attributes	jspvar commitonclose
listprovider attributes	comparator add retain remove varStatus
contextreader attributes	referid
contextwriter attributes	id
contextreferrer attributes	context
querycontainerreferrer attributes
containerreferrer attributes	container
example 1	<mm:listnodes type="mags" > <mm:first>magazine list</mm:first> <mm:field name="title" /> </mm:listnodes>