How to Generate List of Nested Pages?

Generating nested pages allows you to dynamically generate a list of MPG URLs from another project. 

A perfect use case would be to generate lists of cities within a state. In the example below, the user had two MPG projects:

• State – MPG project for generating state pages with project ID 18.
• City – MPG project for generating city pages with project ID 17.

Both projects had a column called “mpg_country” which was used to match the data from both projects for the generation of the list.

• mpg_match is the shortcode that is placed in the template of the State page.
• current-project-id is the parameter indicating the ID of the project where the shortcode is inserted; in this case, it is ID 18.
• search-in-project is the parameter indicating the ID of the project, and which URLs the shortcode has to display. I.e. in this case, this is a city template with ID 17.

• current-header is the shortcode parameter that will be used to compare and match with the MPG project where URLs will be generated from
• match-with is the shortcode parameter for which header to compare the current-header with.

You may now return any data along with static text from the other project between the  mpg_match and /mpg_match. This can be any MPG shortcode; you can generate lists of URLs, create URL tables, or even return images or static data.

[mpg_match current-project-id="18"  search-in-project-id="17"  current-header="mpg_country" match-with="mpg_country"]
      <a href="{{mpg_city}}">City: {{mpg_city}}</a> <br>
[/mpg_match]