Hi Mark,
You changed the name of the folders in the Windows Explorer, right? The IDE stores the names of the original modules
you set up, so I imagine if you look in there you will see that you have modules for the NewFolders. Plum automatically
generates a new DatabaseLinks.cfm page every time you generate code from the IDE.
To get around this you would need to delete those modules and re-create them with the proper names. This will create a
problem, because Plum isn't a round-trip code generator. If you create the new modules/folders in your Plum project,
there is really no way to import the existing forms that you have created into the project. So you will have to create
new inventory_std and keywork_std modules and map them to your working folders. Open up the IDE and manually recreate
each of the forms by looking at your code. This sucks, I know, but you ought to be able to do it in less than a half
hour unless they are huge.
That said, another option if you want to go back and do that later is to either 1) manually change the link references
in your admin/DatabaseLinks.cfm page, 2) create another template called DataLinks.cfm or something like that in your
admin folder and copy the links into that, so they never get overwritten by the Plum generation, or 3) hard code them
into your LeftNavBar template (or whatever nav template you use). For small projects I use the third option, for large
projects I use the second option.
Does this help, or am I off base?
Jeff
Mark Fuqua wrote:
Hey there,
I am working through the Plum tutorials and I made a mistake: when I
created new folders under the admin section, somehow I managed to put the
pages got into the newfolder and newFolder2 instead of inventory_std and
keywork_std. The folders were there, but the pages were in the NewFolder
and NewFolder(3). Anyway, I caught the mistake when I tried to find the
page in homesite. Changed the name of the folders, went into the modules
and browsed the correct folders.
If I put the address directly in the browser,
http://127.0.0.1:8500/PlumTutorials/admin/inventory_std/InventoryItemSearchF
orm.cfm
everything is as it should be, changes are there when refreshed...
However, if I use the navigation to get there: go to plumTutorials/admin and
then click on the database link and then the standard inventory forms link,
it take me to:
http://127.0.0.1:8500/PlumTutorials/admin/New%20Folder%20(3)/InventoryItemSe
archForm.cfm
I have regenerated the code (several times) the pages are there, the changes
I make are there, but the links lead to the above, which actually does not
even exist anymore.
Is it doing a search? new%20Folder%20(3) sending them as parameters? or
what.
Any idea how I can fix this? Any idea what this is from?
Thanks guys,
Mark Fuqua
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