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Last Post 03/23/2010 10:39 AM by Peter Donker. 1 Replies.

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Yann Habrial

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03/17/2010 4:50 PM
Hi all, I am working on the last DMX version "05.02.02" and I have noticed that the changes I have made in the template reflect in the visualisation of the module, but when I try to change it again all the previous configuration comes back in the edition screen (Edit Templates screnn). Nevertheless if i click on Cancel it doen't affect the visualisation. The real problem is that I don't know what is the current configuration of the template because it always loads what it appears to be "a default configuration". To test it: Add a News DMX module Configure the module in order to display it with the "Template View" control Click on "Edit Templates" and delete all the content of "Page Template" for example Update and see the result Click again on "Edit Templates" and see that the content of the field you modified earlier is not the same Has anyone got an explanation please ? Thanks, Regards, Nicolas

Peter Donker

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03/23/2010 10:39 AM
Hi Nicolas, I'll make a note of this and try to replicate. Note that if you have direct access to the server you can edit the templates directly on your hard disk under portals/[id]/DMX/ViewTemplates with a text editor. That usually is a lot faster than the web ui. Peter

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