W= hat it does

In lots of cases, a request will provide a contentId or a locationId. Be= fore using them, you will have to load API object within your controller.

For example:

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public function listBlogPostsAction( $locationId )
{
=09$location =3D $repository->getLocationService()->loadLocation( $lo=
cationId );

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Thanks to the param converter, you can directly have the API object at y= our disposal. All you have to do is:

For Locations:
- In your controller's signature, type int the variable to Location.
- Make sure a parameter named "locationId" is provided by the request.
For Content items:
- In your controller's signature, typeint the variable to Content
- Make sure a parameter named "contentId" is provided by the request

Example using Locations:

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use eZ\Publish\API\Repository\Values\Content\Location;

public function listBlogPostsAction( Location $location )
{
=09// use my $location object

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How it wo= rks