PageID
PageID is a term used in computing to denote a unique identifier assigned to a page within a software system. It serves as a reference point that allows the system to retrieve, display, and manage the page’s content, metadata, and permissions. The concept is common across content management systems, wikis, web applications, and database-backed page stores.
Formats and scope vary by platform. A PageID may be a simple integer, a globally unique identifier
Storage and retrieval methods depend on implementation. PageIDs are usually stored as a dedicated field within
Lifecycle and semantics vary as well. IDs are intended to be stable references, though policies differ on
See also: content management system, database primary key, URL routing, slug, UUID.