We will need to know the numerical ID of the page that you are attempting to load. Often this will be stored in other objects, perhaps even a custom entity that you have stored in the database. For example, say you have a recipes table in the database, and each recipe has its own page in the concrete5 website. You store the page ID for each recipe, so you can load the relevant Page object whenever necessary.

First you will have to get the page ID for the Page object that you are trying to load. For this example, we will just hard-code the ID of the page that we are loading. The steps are as follows:

The page ID (also known as collection ID) is unique in the database, so calling the getByID function will load the correct page data and return a Page object that you can interact with.