> > django-cms 3.4.4 > Plugins will often be lost or left behind when a page's template is > changed, where the placeholder names are different or there are different > placeholders. There's no way to see plugins that are 'in the trash can' as > it where. > The work around currently is to change a page back to it's original > template, cut the plugin, change the page to the new template and paste it > in. Of course this isn't create user interface design. > A way to solve this (and maybe even #4512 > <https://github.com/divio/django-cms/issues/4512>) is to have a Trash can > placeholder, a bit like the clipboard placeholder, but it holds ANY plugin > which doesn't have a valid placeholder for the currently page template. > This means migrating sites to new templates would be possible and hiding > plugins would be simply a matter of parking them in the trash can. > If the divio devs like the idea, but don't have time, I can code a patch. > But a positive opinion would be useful before I do any work.
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