Hello,

You would use an overload that also specifies a WHERE condition which you can use to filter out unwanted documents. Would this approach work for you?

Best Regards,
Sandro

The WHERE condition might work ok, although I'd suggest using the MaxRelativeLevel.

DataSet docs = tree.SelectNodes(CMS.CMSHelper.CMSContext.CurrentSiteName, "/API-Example/%", "en-us", false, "CMS.MenuItem", "", "", 1);

There are 12 overloads to the SelectNodes() method, I'm positive you can find one which will work.

Hi Joshuar,

You can use max relative levels to set the relative level to be returned (1 level deep).

To get direct decendants (anything under the current page) you can use ./% and for anything under the parent you could ../% other examples are /{0}/% which will render from the top level according to where you are in the tree and /{0}/{1}/% will render the second level down according to where you are in the tree.

Thanks,

Matt