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Expand Up @@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ use Statamic\Facades\Entry;
| `all()` | Get all Entries |
| `find($id)` | Get Entry by `id` |
| `findByUri($uri, $site)` | Get Entry by `uri`, optionally in a site |
| `findByIds([$ids])` | Get Entries by `id`. Returns in same order as `$ids`. |
| `findOrFail($id)` | Get Entry by `id`. Throws an `EntryNotFoundException` when the entry cannot be found. |
| `query()` | Query Builder |
| `whereCollection($handle)` | Get all Entries in a `Collection` |
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**What is the difference between `URI` and `URL`?** `URL` includes the site root (e.g. `/fr/` in a multisite), if there is one, while `URI` is site agnostic and will not. As you may have surmised, when you only have a single site — they are identical.
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#### Get multiple entires in a specific order by id

You may want to find some entries and have them returned in a specific order. Whilst you can use the query builder to do this, it is much more simple with the repository’s `findByIds()` method:

```php
Entry::findByIds([ 3, 1, 2 ]);
```

#### Get all entries in a collection

```php
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