Getting children a oage that is not the current page

I have a navigation element in my layout that I want to always show
links to all children of a certain page that is nested one or 2 levels
inside my hierarchy.

I guess I need something like:

<r:page url="/foo/bar">
<r:chilren:each>
<r:title>
</r:children:each>
</r:page>

I can’t seem to figure out how to load up a specific page like that to
operate on like that.

Thanks for helping out this radiant noob.
-Alex

You’re on the right track. If you just want a link to the page with its
title, use <r:link />. I imagine they were just typos, but make sure
your tags are closed ( /> for singleton tags) and spelled correctly. As
the other respondent said, use <r:find url="/foo/bar">…</r:find> to
scope to that page.

Sean

I believe you want r:find

<r:find url=“value_to_find”>…</r:find>

Sean C. wrote:

You’re on the right track. If you just want a link to the page with its
title, use <r:link />. I imagine they were just typos, but make sure
your tags are closed ( /> for singleton tags) and spelled correctly. As
the other respondent said, use <r:find url="/foo/bar">…</r:find> to
scope to that page.

Sean

Thanks guys. I got a little more going on there then I typed up, so
<r:link /> probably won’t do quite enough for me. But its still good to
know about. Thanks for the tips.