Hi Ray, Should still fix your problem.
Ta, John On 27 Aug, 07:04, Ray Evans <somereal...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi John, > The referenced page isn't actually missing - just the pre-assigned > value appears to be missing from the page. > > On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 7:16 AM, RustyLogic<j...@rustylogic.com> wrote: > > > Hi Ray, > > > One solution: > > > 1. Recreate the missing page and replace the pre-assigned anchor of > > your content class with it. > > 2. Copy the content class. > > 3. Find an instance of the old class and use 'Replace Content > > Class' (use the for every instance option) to replace the old class > > with the new one. > > 4. The pages will now have the missing anchor re-assigned. > > 5. Delete the old content class. > > 6. Rename the 'new' content class to be the same name as the old one. > > 7. All done. > > > Ta, > > John > > > On 26 Aug, 09:50, theHam <morgan.ritchi...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Hi Ray, > > >> I believe this plugin isn't working on later versions of reddot/otwsms > >> due to a change in rql. This hasn't been updated for the current > >> version of the reference plugins on the community/support site. It > >> appears to poll through each instance of a page but doesn't actually > >> do the referencing. What version of cms are you running and what's the > >> filename of the plugin you're using? I'll try and bring up the code > >> changes when i'm back in work tomorrow. > > >> Cheers, > >> - Morgan > > >> On Aug 26, 2:41 pm, Ray Evans <somereal...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >> > It appeared to run from the class, but I don't believe it actually did > >> > anything. I'm going to try modifying the plugin like you suggest and > >> > see how things go. > > >> > Thanks! > >> > Ray > >> > On Tuesday, August 25, 2009, Wayne Bouwmeester > > >> > <wayne.bouwmees...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >> > > I didn't realize you could run it from the class. I'll have to take a > >> > > look again. I've always run it from a page instance. > >> > > It will likely run on the same pages each time you run it since it > >> > > does a search for pages of the content class, and the same 1000 will > >> > > come up first each time. > >> > > (i.e. redoing the work each time) > >> > > I think the search RQL does have an IDFrom and IDTo option. You may be > >> > > able to hack the search call and hardcode some values. Then run it a > >> > > few times on different ranges. I thought there was a paging function > >> > > in the search as well, but I may be mixed up with Delivery Server > >> > > chunks. > >> > > I'd set the thing to 11,000 pages, set the timeout really high, start > >> > > it when you leave work and the server has no real load, and see what > >> > > you get. > >> > > It's worth a shot before doing more work on in. > >> > > Wayne > > >> > > On Aug 25, 11:18 am, RayE <somereal...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> > >> Ah! Didn't realize it was run from an actual instance of a page - was > >> > >> trying to run it from the content class - which seemed to make sense > >> > >> as the class appears to be aware of the number of instances, but > >> > >> whatever works ;^) > > >> > >> It's actually just over 10,000 pages project-wide, not the specific > >> > >> content class. It just seemed that the same pages were showing up > >> > >> after running the plugin multiple times - but we'll see after running > >> > >> it against a page instance. > > >> > >> Thank you! > > >> > >> On Aug 25, 10:56 am, Wayne Bouwmeester <wayne.bouwmees...@gmail.com> > >> > >> wrote: > > >> > >> > You run the plugin from a link on a page instance. > >> > >> > It references the page in your clipboard for all instances of the > >> > >> > class of the specific page you run it from. > >> > >> > There is a max number of pages setting in the code. > >> > >> > You could try to change it, but I'm not sure what it will do with > >> > >> > 10,000 pages. > >> > >> > You'll need to set a timeout for IIS as well I'm sure. > >> > >> > Do you actually have 10,000 page instances of the class in need to > >> > >> > assign the link to, or 10,000 pages in your project all classes > >> > >> > considered? > >> > >> > Wayne. > > >> > >> > On Aug 25, 10:47 am, Ray <somereal...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >> > >> > > We have a project where a page that had been pre-assigned to an > >> > >> > > anc > >> > >> > > element in the content class have gone missing. Is there a way to > >> > >> > > update these pages globally? > > >> > >> > > Contacted OpenText, and they suggested using the Reference Page in > >> > >> > > Clipboard for all Content ClassInstances plugin. This however > >> > >> > > only > >> > >> > > appears to run through 1000 pages - we have closer to 10,000 > >> > >> > > pages, > >> > >> > > and the plugin didn't appear to restrict itself to instances for a > >> > >> > > selected content class. > > >> > >> > > Can update the pages manually, but I'm not even sure how many > >> > >> > > pages > >> > >> > > are affected - and the prospect of going through 10000+ pages in > >> > >> > > SmartTree to Reference Page in Clipboard on an anc element doesn't > >> > >> > > thrill me. > > >> > >> > > Thanks for any suggestions! --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RedDot CMS Users" group. 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