Hello I have a site with multiple blogs on it.

The site is for a sports club and each sport has its own page (page.ss). These pages have children on Calenders, Blogs and other pages.

On the sport page I would like to display a feed of their specific blog.

I have managed to display a widget for there specific widget using the following code.

Page.php

public function GetChildren($Limit = 1){

		$Children = $this->Children();

		return $Children->limit($Limit, 0);

	}
	
	public function CalendarWidget() {
		return Calendar::get()->first()->CalendarWidget();
	}

Page.ss

<% control Children %>
            
            	<% control $GetChildren %>
            		$CalendarWidget 
                <% end_control %>
                	
                
   <% end_control %>

I was wondering if there is a way of displaying the blog feed for just the children.

I was thinking something along the lines of the following: (error code btw)

Page.php

public function LatestBlogEntry($num=4) { 
		$Children = $this->Children();
		$blogpost = $Children::get_one("BlogHolder"); 
		return ($blogpost) ? DataObject::get("BlogEntry", "", "Date DESC", "", $num) : false;
	}

Has anyone done something similar before?

In this situation I wouldn't rely on using the children to get the blog holder. What if there are two blog holders? what if there are none? What i usually do in this situation is add a TreeDropdownField that allows a CMS user to pick the blog holder they want to use.

<?php

class Page extends SiteTree {
    
    public static $has_one=array(
        'BlogHolder'=>'SiteTree'        
    );
    
    public function getCMSFields(){
        
        $fields->addFieldToTab('Root.Content.Main', new TreeDropdownField('BlogHolderID','Select a Blog Holder', 'SiteTree'));
    }
    
    
    public function getBlogEntries($limit=4){
        if($this->BlogHolderID){
            if($blogHolder = DataObject::get_one('BlogHolder', $this->BlogHolderID)){
                return $blogHolder->Entries($limit);
            }else {
                return false;
            }
        }else {
            return false;
        }   
    }
    
    
}

then on your template use <% control BlogEntries %>.