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Last Post 02/09/2007 12:23 AM by Peter Donker

Roll-back functionality not available

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Dave Ingraham

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02/07/2007 12:32 AM
Hi Peter, I just noticed on the document Details page, there is no link to Roll Back a document version, even though there are multiple versions showing in the Log. I looked at the ViewDetails.ascx file, and ButtonVisibility-CommandRollBackShown="edit". I have edit capabilities since I'm the site admin & host, so I should be seeing this functionality, right? I looked through the DMX Options, and couldn't see anywhere to turn on/off this functionality, and I saw that the number of versions to keep is set to -1, so we're definitely keeping all versions. What am I missing here?

Peter Donker

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Posts:4536

02/07/2007 11:59 PM
Hi Dave, Seems all OK. Can you confirm you were looking at an older version (it says 'this version' in the version list)? Peter

Dave Ingraham

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Posts:54

02/08/2007 12:17 AM
Hi Peter, Thanks for the reply. I've figured out the problem, and it does not lie in DMX. Rather, it lies in the fact that I have an outdated copy of the User Manual. In my version of the User Manual, there is a screenshot of the Version History, and it shows the Roll Back button as a text link just below the Version History. I kept looking for this button to show up and it never did. However, today I happened to scroll up the page and I now see the Roll Back button is up at the top of the Detail page.

Peter Donker

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02/09/2007 12:23 AM
yes ... those d*rn manuals ...

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