RE: howto re-link orphan pages

I did expand/showall in the tree view and switched to flat view.
Unfortunately the page is not there, so this looks like back to the
original question.
George.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Stéphane Croisier [mailto:[email protected]] 
> Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 11:50 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: howto re-link orphan pages
> 
> 
> Hi,
> 
> In the move selection pop-up (when you try to 
> move a page on the destination point), you should 
> have a tree view of your pages and a flat view. 
> So perhaps you can move the "hidden" pages back 
> into a navigation menu by using this flat view 
> mode and then correctly delete your pages.
> 
> Stéphane
> 
> At 03:30 29.11.2006, you wrote:
> 
> 
> >We are using Jahia 4.0.6 Build 6045
> >
> >The situation we have is that a content editor has deleted 
> pages in the site
> >without deleting subordinate pages
> >and the workflow has been processed.  Some time (after many 
> more changes) we
> >notice that the
> >orphaned pages can be directly accessed - for example in 
> search results.
> >It is not practically possible to use versioning to undo 
> this - would not
> >know where to start since too many changes
> >everywhere and huge mess would results.
> >
> >These pages is partly visible to jahia - in 
> administration,pagesettings, I
> >can see them and change their templates.
> >However in the only place I know to work with - in Edit 
> mode, "add a page"
> >(in any template), Select page to link - these
> >do not appear in the fully expanded list of existing pages.
> >
> >The consequence is that there are low level orphan pages 
> that exist and
> >appear in search results
> >but contain bad content.  Search re-indexing does not help 
> since the content
> >is found in the file system again.
> >
> >The best solution would be to have a way (perhaps with an 
> SQL script) to
> >restore the page into the visible navigation tree
> >so it could be deleted).  Perhaps we could create a top 
> level page called
> >"For-deletion" and link to that pid.  Is it
> >possible to have an SQL script that does this?
> >
> >A second best solution is to destroy the orphan pages in a 
> safe way so that
> >they do not appear in the search results.
> >Will this be possible by removing all files (for multiple 
> revisions) in the
> >Bigtext directory for these pids?  If so
> >what about the leftover database references seem from the
> >administration,pagesettings - how can these be deleted?
> >
> >regards,
> >George
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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