Tag page code for Wolf CMS plugin Tagger - inserts date values into archive page URLs

tag-page-code.php

<?php
$pages = $this->tagger->pagesByTag();
if($pages){
echo "<h3>Pages tagged with '".$this->tagger->tag()."':</h3>";
      echo '<ul>';
      foreach($pages as $slug => $page) {
	  // set number in next line to total characters of URL up to first slug:
            $pageslugs = substr($slug, 28);
	  // if archive page, put date slugs into URI:
			if ($this->find($pageslugs)->parent()->behavior_id == 'archive') {
			$slugarray = explode('/', $pageslugs); $starturi = reset($slugarray); $enduri = end($slugarray); 
			$uridate = $this->find($pageslugs)->date('%Y/%m/%d/');
			echo '<li><a href="'. URL_PUBLIC . $starturi ."/". $uridate . $enduri . URL_SUFFIX .'">'.$page.'</a> ['. $this->find($pageslugs)->date() .']</li>';
      // normal page, so normal URI:
            } else {
			echo '<li><a href="'.$slug.'">'.$page.'</a> ['. $this->find($pageslugs)->date() .']</li>';
			}
		}
      echo '</ul>';
} else {
	echo "<p>There are no items with this tag.</p>";
}
?>

Notes:

1. In line 8, the number represents how many characters there are in the fully-formed URL up to and including the first slash after the site's root. Example: in http://example.com/blog/article, the number would be 19.
2. That same line does not take into account any URL suffix; this would need to be stripped from the end of the fully formed URL (represented in the Tagger code by $slug).
3. This code (line 11) assumes that "blog" articles are at level 2.