oliver
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| 12/11/2012 9:13 AM |
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Hi
I have a case of a broken folder:
- When I click on it, the main window with the document-list won't stop loading. From then on, clicking on any other folder won't change anything, I have to reload the whole page containing DMX.
A pragmatic solution would result in simply deleting the folder and recreating it. But how can I figure out/save all the containing documents? Or which stored procedures could help me with that task?
Thx in advance
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Peter Donker
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| 12/11/2012 2:10 PM |
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Hi Oliver,
What you need to do is to drill down to the SQL data. Open DMX_Entries and find the record where EntryId = the entry Id of that folder (you see it when you click on "Navigate" on the folder and you look at the url). Then all records that have CollectionId=X where X is that entryId you could move them somewhere else by setting that value to an entryID of another folder (0 is the root). Hope that helps.
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Peter Donker
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| 12/11/2012 2:11 PM |
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BTW: do you have any idea what caused it? Are there maybe too many items (like 1000s) directly in that folder (not counting subfolders)?
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oliver
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| 12/11/2012 4:17 PM |
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Hi Peter,
Thx for your advice - the interesting thing is the hint with 'Navigate', this makes it possible to open the folder. There is no big amount of documents, and I could isolate a single document causing the problem (I shifted it to any other folder by directly manipulating the DB), and the problem persists if I open the other folder containing the document.
What exactly is the cause? I don't know - I downloaded the document and uploaded it again, this seems to fix the problem. I also checked the network-traffic with FireBug (XHR), the answers from the server are all there, so I guess it is rather a GUI-related problem.
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Peter Donker
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| 12/17/2012 11:00 AM |
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Thanks for the update. The Ajax GUI is unfortunately somewhat fragile as it relies heavily on Javascript and Ajax calls.
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