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title: is_discoverable
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summary: Indicates that a record can be discovered via .children
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type: property
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version_added: 2.0
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Records can be discoverable or non discoverable. This is controlled by the
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`_discoverable` system field which defaults to `yes. This property can quickly
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check if a record is considered non-discoverable by Lektor or not. In
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particular a hidden record is also considered undiscoverable.
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Undiscoverable records can be queried and final pages will be built but they
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are excempt from queries of the record. This is useful for pages that should
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be built but not show up yet on overview pages. For instance this can be used
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to implement drafts of blog posts or similar things.
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This property is implemented on the level of source objects to make it
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possible to use this API in all cases. The default implementation of
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source objects will always return `true` for discoverability checks.
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## Example
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```html+jinja
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{% set downloads = site.get('/downloads') %}
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{% if downloads.is_discoverable %}
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<p><a href="{{ downloads|url }}">Go to downloads</a>
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{% endif %}
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```
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title: is_undiscoverable
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summary: The inverse of is_discoverable.
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type: property
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version_added: 2.0
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This works like [is_discoverable :ref](../is-discoverable/) but the other
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way around. It just exists for consistency and to make checks look a little
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bit nicer in some places.
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This controls how the query should behave with regards to hidden records.
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A query created from the [children :ref](../../record/children/) attribute of
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a record will not include hidden records by default. The opposite is true
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for queries created from the [query :ref](../../pad/query/) method of the pad.
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a record will not include hidden records (or undiscoverable) by default. The
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opposite is true for queries created from the [query :ref](../../pad/query/)
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method of the pad.
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The parameter can be set to `True` to include hidden or `False` to exclude
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hidden records.
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title: include_undiscoverable
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signature: value
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summary: Controls what happens to records that are not discoverable.
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type: method
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version_added: 2.0
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This controls how the query should behave with regards to undiscoverable
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records. A query (either created from the [children :ref](../../record/children/)
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attribute or the [query :ref](../../pad/query/) method of the pad) will not
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include undiscoverable records by default.
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If undiscoverable records should included this method needs to be used.
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Set it to `True` to include hidden or `False` to exclude them (default).
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## Example
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Here a basic example of how to filter something in a template:
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```html+jinja
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<ul>
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{% for item in this.children.include_undiscoverable(true) %}
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<li>{{ item.title }}
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{% endfor %}
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</ul>
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```
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