<p>As already mentioned in the comments, <code>getSiblings</code> should do exactly what you need.</p>

<pre><code>{% for sibling in entry.getSiblings() %}
    {{ sibling.title }}
{% endfor %}
</code></pre>

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2015-08-31T17:49:59.773Z
Works exactly as I wanted, thanks a lot for helping guys!
osh
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2015-08-30T22:28:16.047Z
2015-08-30T22:28:16.047Z
carlcs
<p>I've been reading a lot of documentation (getSiblings, getDescendants etc) but can't get this to work:</p>

<p>I have a structure, named 'areas'. When showing an entry that is a child of an area in 'areas', I would like to list its siblings (that is in the same place in the hierarchy). </p>

<p>So for example on the url <a href="http://localhost/areas/some-area/very-nice-area-number-1" rel="nofollow">http://localhost/areas/some-area/very-nice-area-number-1</a>, I would like to list very-nice-area-number-2, very-nice-area-number-3, very-nice-area-number-4 and so on (but not the current one (very-nice-area-number-1), of course).</p>

<p>To explain further, using the getNext function is the closest I've come, except that it only gives me one entry, and I want all other entries that holds the same place in the hierarchy under 'some-area'. </p>

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2015-08-30T18:07:41.490Z
Based on how you describe your problem, it sounds like getSiblings() does exactly what you want. In what way doesn't getSiblings() work for you?
André Elvan
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List related siblings
# List related siblings

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-08-30)

I've been reading a lot of documentation (getSiblings, getDescendants etc) but can't get this to work:

I have a structure, named 'areas'. When showing an entry that is a child of an area in 'areas', I would like to list its siblings (that is in the same place in the hierarchy).

So for example on the url <http://localhost/areas/some-area/very-nice-area-number-1>, I would like to list very-nice-area-number-2, very-nice-area-number-3, very-nice-area-number-4 and so on (but not the current one (very-nice-area-number-1), of course).

To explain further, using the getNext function is the closest I've come, except that it only gives me one entry, and I want all other entries that holds the same place in the hierarchy under 'some-area'.

**Tags:** relations
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Based on how you describe your problem, it sounds like getSiblings() does exactly what you want. In what way doesn't getSiblings() work for you?  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2015-08-30. Score: 4

As already mentioned in the comments, getSiblings should do exactly what you need.
{% for sibling in entry.getSiblings() %}
    {{ sibling.title }}
{% endfor %}

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Works exactly as I wanted, thanks a lot for helping guys!  

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