All,

please keep in mind, that pre-assignments and default values get lost
with this method.

Best,
-alex

On Aug 20, 9:03 am, "[email protected]"
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Yep, that's right. As long as the two projects have the same GUIDs the  
> import will overwrite/update the content classes, so at some point you  
> will need to take a copy of your production project back onto your dev  
> box. If the projects have different GUIDs, then it will create new  
> templates... which can start to cause complications where it isn't  
> clear which template is which.
>
> Changing an element name isn't a problem as RedDot uses GUIDs to  
> identify the elements and adding new elements will also move across.  
> IIRC some things don't move with it, like pre-assignments, but that's  
> what documentation is for right? ;)
>
> On 20 Aug 2009, at 00:33, markus giesen wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hey Paul, so did I get this right?
> > You are saying that
> > 1. Create parent page with list
> > 2. Create & Connect pages (based on different templates a,b,c)
> > 3. Export parent page with childpages
>
> > 4. Import this page within your staging/whatever system
> > 5. Content class changes will be adopted??
>
> > Is that correct?
> > Or does RedDot create new content classes and you have to replace the
> > old ones?
>
> > If your way works that would be great, I'm just wondering what happens
> > when you change an element name or add one?
>
> > On 19 Aug., 16:41, "[email protected]"
> > <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> That assumes that your dev project has the same content. In  my
> >> experience Dev projects slowly devolve into "Test page 1", "Test page
> >> 2" ;)
>
> >> The easier way to migrate just the changes you want is to create a
> >> blank page in your DEV project called Export. This page needs to have
> >> a list on it so you can create instances of any content classes you
> >> want to migrate. Once you've attached everything, make sure it's all
> >> released, select the Export page and from the right hand menu export
> >> this page and it's children.
>
> >> Importing this into your production system will import all the new
> >> content classes without you having to worry too much about the  
> >> project
> >> itself. Once the import is complete, you can delete the imported  
> >> pages
> >> from your site structure.
>
> >> Paul
>
> >> On 19 Aug 2009, at 07:17, markus giesen wrote:
>
> >>> Well you can still store all assets and project related files in the
> >>> database (NOT recommended)
> >>> And just replace the Database on Live with the one from DEV
>
> >>> You still would need to change the publishing target and other  
> >>> stuff.
>
> >>> There are no proper/clean one-click button solutions to deploy a
> >>> project.
>
> >>> On 19 Aug., 08:16, "[email protected]"
> >>> <[email protected]> wrote:
> >>>> I have a RedDot CMS development where lot of website developement
> >>>> actually happens. Are there any automated process to push the  
> >>>> changes
> >>>> which are done in development to go to production CMS ? I know  
> >>>> export
> >>>> of reddot project is one of the option, but business complaints  
> >>>> that
> >>>> it is not easy for them.
> >>>> In our environment CMS development & CMS production are physically
> >>>> separate servers(CMS & DB)
>
> >>>> regards,
> >>>>  Anand
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