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====get_subjects==== $subject_pairs = $subject->get_subjects ( [$postable_only], [$show_top_level], [$nes_tids], [$no_nest_label] ) Return a reference to an array. Each item in the array is a two element list. The first element in the list is an indenifier string. The second element is a utf-8 string describing the subject (in the current language), including all the items above it in the tree, but only as high as this subject. The subjects which are returned are this item and all its children, and childrens children etc. The order is it returns this subject, then the first child of this subject, then children of that (recursively), then the second child of this subject etc. If $postable_only is true then filter the results to only contain subjects which have the "depositable" flag set to true. If $show_top_level is not true then the pair representing the current subject is not included at the start of the list. If $nest_ids is true then each then the ids retured are nested so that the ids of the children of this subject are prefixed with this subjects id and a colon, and their children are prefixed by their nested id and a colon. eg. L:LC:LC003 rather than just "LC003" if $no_nest_label is true then the subject label only contains the name of the subject, not the higher level ones. A default result from this method would look something like this: [ [ "D", "History" ], [ "D1", "History: History (General)" ], [ "D111", "History: History (General): Medieval History" ] ] <div style='background-color: #e8e8f; margin: 0.5em 0em 1em 0em; border: solid 1px #cce; padding: 0em 1em 0em 1em; font-size: 80%; '> <span style='display:none'>User Comments</span> <!-- Edit below this comment --> <!-- Pod2Wiki= --> </div> <!-- Pod2Wiki=item__get_subjects2 -->
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