RE: pages missing from site map

Indeed I expected to see both of the behaviors you describe.  However in my
case,
the flat tree view does not show the orphan pages (by name or by PID) -
after
I re-assign the page link to an external site.   However I can refer to the
PID explicitly, just that there seems to be no obvious way to discover it
from the
user interface.

Also in the test I performed, I validated (by this I expect you mean approve
pending
pages in the workflow and make them live) the pages before starting and the
results
I described are repeatable.

Our production system is a windows 2003 server and my test system is a WinXP
- both
use mysql 4.0.15 and in all other respects seem to work OK so it does not
seem
that could be the cause.

Can you suggest anything to look at in the database that could provide a
workaround?

George.

-----Original Message-----
From: Stéphane Croisier [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Monday, July 03, 2006 5:23 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: pages missing from site map


Normally you can move the orphean sub-pages by creating a new link + using
the flat tree view to select the orphean page.

But the versioning option on the parent page should restore the previous
correct link on the sub-page (if of course you validated the page and the
sub-page, you can of course not restore content which was never
validated...).

Stéphane

At 21:01 02.07.2006, you wrote:

>We have a created a large site using jahia 4.0.6.
>The pages were initially created without problems.
>At some point someone modified some navigation links with the built-in 
>update function so that instead of pointing to internal pages, they 
>referred to external pages, but using a valid jahia path.
>
>As a result the navigation works but anything in this part of the site 
>is not in the site map.
>
>While reproducing this on a separate test site, I managed to "unlink" a 
>page and since I neglected to note its pid, I have essentially lost the 
>original page.
>I changed a page from referring to a simple template to referring to
>www.google.com   I was unable to backout of this change using versioning.
>
>In anther test I made note of the pid - but in this case the update 
>function only allows me to refer to the jahia page as external - I can 
>never restore the page to its original since it has disappeared from 
>the list of pages to move.
>
>So finally to my questions:
>1. Have I overlooked something in the UI that will let me locate and 
>restore pages unlinked in this way.  (these look like pages without 
>parents)
>
>2. Alternatively what query to use in the database to locate pages 
>without parents and then what database insert/update can be done to 
>manually repair these.
>
>regards
>George.