Page

The Page data type is specific to database properties that allow for other Notion to be selected or displayed, such as the Relation, Rollup, and Formula properties. When dealing with a Page data type, you can utilise the built-in Created By, Created Time, Last Edited By, and Last Edited Time properties.

prop("Created By") /* Output: "🧔🏻‍♂️ Thomas Frank" */
prop("Created Time") /* September 14, 2023 10:04 AM */
prop("Last Edited By") /* Output: "🧔🏻‍♂️ Thomas Frank" */
prop("Last Edited Time") /* September 14, 2023 12:59 PM */
Code language: JavaScript (javascript)

You can also use the id function directly.

Accessing a Related Page’s Properties

Once you have a Page data type to work with, you’ll be able to reference its own page properties directly. Let’s assume we have a Relation property with at least one page related. As pages in a relation property are listed in an array, the first example uses first to return only the first page, while the second example uses map to return a list of the Created By values for each page.

prop("Relation").first().prop("Created By")
/* Output: "Thomas Frank" */

prop("Relation").map(current.prop("Created Time"))
/* Output: ["@September 14, 2023 10:04 AM", "@September 12, 2023 09:17 PM"] */
Code language: PHP (php)

Once again, the id function can be used to return the unique page ID of the related pages.

prop("Relation").first().id()
/* Output: "6f65542cde7b4c548155474684281d15" */

prop("Relation").map(current.id())
/* Output: ["6f65542cde7b4c548155474684281d15", "781a4fd8e8f243828872c6a5b21d7d0c"] */
Code language: CSS (css)