On 14 Dec, Ron Parker wrote:
> Hey guys,
Greetings!
> I have a peculiar phenomena. When I create a New subpage within the Host
> Administration interface the Subpages are preceeded with a "," i.e.
> ",midhoo". Also, in the Host Administration interface when I open the tree
> to this particular Host the list skips one row:
> www.mydomain.com:8102
> Root page
>
> midhoo
I guess you have created one page there without assigning a
name to it. The same thing has happened to me with articles
a few times.
To fix it, you need to look up the ID number of that page.
Easiest way to do this is probably to read the HTML sources
for that Host administration page with your browser. Then
just go to the page editor and change the URL in your
browsers location bar to point to the ID number of that
missing page.
When you get to the modify view for that page, just either
delete it or add a name to it.
If this doesn't help, go to MySQL's prompt:
mysql> SELECT id,name FROM page WHERE name="";
which should return you the IDs of all page without
the name field.
Then just run:
mysql> UPDATE page SET name="something" WHERE id=ID;
BTW. I think this is a bit of a problem with the Admin site.
Maybe adding a check there whether the field used for linking
to records is missing there would help? For example, if an
article doesn't have the title field set, then we should link
to it in Topic admin via its ID number.
/Bergie
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