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# GETPAGES

#### Syntax

**GETPAGES**()

The function returns an area in which the pages of the current navigation tree are stored per line. The columns contain the following information:

* Level - ***Value type**: text*
* Technical name of the page - ***Value type**: text*
* Display name of the page - ***Value type**: text*
* Visibility - ***Value type**: boolean*

Remarks

* The pages are returned in the same order as they are listed in the navigation tab.
* If a page does not have a display name, column 3 contains the technical name instead.

#### Example

The GETPAGES function returns the pages listed on the left in the navigation tab:

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