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Broken overrides

Monday 24 May 2004 4:04:45 am - 3 replies

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Andreas Buzh Skau

Tuesday 25 May 2004 1:17:04 am

Ok, I figured it out..

It was because I added a new section, and for some reason the assignments got screwed up so that everything was assigned to the new section. Don't know what really caused this to happen, but I fixed it by reassigning the folders to the appropriate sections.

Kåre Køhler Høvik

Tuesday 25 May 2004 2:10:01 am

Assigning the new section to the root folder would explain the behaviour. If it happends again, and your able to reproduce it, please add a bug report on it.

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Kåre Høvik

Kåre Høvik

Alexandre Cunha

Tuesday 25 May 2004 9:19:57 am

I have figure some problems / troubles with assing section before and cannot reproduce it.

I thing the way this is implemented now, is not the best option.

The way it works now:
- you create the section
- then assign the section to the folder node (or any other node content)

The way it should work (in my humble opinion it is the best and logic way):
make the assigment in reverse order ->
- create the section,
- then go to content view (admin interface) and assign the node content to the section (and not assign section to content!). If the content is a folder, then asks if want assign the children content too (recursive assingnment).
This is the troutbleless and logic way !

I Would like hear what other users thing.

axel

http://AlexandreCunha.com

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