[opencms-dev] ver 5 -- Hidden resources after a module import

Wed May 17 12:22:21 CEST 2006

Here is the body of the right frame :
<body bgcolor='#ffffff' onclick=javascript:top.hideLastone(document);>
<table cellpadding=1 cellspacing=1 border=0><tr>
<td nowrap class=t width=20> </td>
<td nowrap class=t width=20><img 
src="/opencms_roederer/resources/empty.gif" border=0 width=16 height=1></td>
<td nowrap class=t width=20><img 
src="/opencms_roederer/resources/empty.gif" border=0 width=16 height=1></td>
<td nowrap class=t width=100> Name</td>
<td nowrap class=t width=100> Title</td>
<td nowrap class=t width=100> Type</td>
<td nowrap class=t width=100> Date changed</td>
</tr>
</tr></table>
<br></body>

Xavier Ottolini
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Christian Steinert a écrit :
> Xavier Ottolini schrieb:
>> Hi,
>>
>> The only resources types which I use are jsp, plain text and page.
>>
>> I looked at the sources of the page. There is anly the table header. 
>> But no lines below for the items.
> That's strange. If it's the right frame, then there should be 
> javascript code which contains the information about your files
> Was it really the correct frame - the one where all the files are 
> normally listed...
>
> If all the files you expect are listed here, then it is a client-side 
> display problem (possibly caused by corrupt data).
> If the Javascript code does not contain any clue about your files, 
> then I sadly don't know, what's the problem.
>>
>> I checked at the Javascript Terminal in Firefox. I did not find any 
>> error relative to this page.
>>
>> What do you mean for "resource type that is not really defined or 
>> that is incorrectly defined" ?
> Opencms allows to create custom resource types. If you use something 
> like this, create resources with your own type, export them out of the 
> system and import them into a system, where your restype is not known, 
> then this will lead to trouble.
> Opencms 5 will import these resources, but they cannot be shown in 
> explorer, because (among other things) there is no known context menu 
> definition anymore.
>
> Similar problems arise, if the javascript code that builds the context 
> menu.
>
> But if you just use standard resource types, then this will probably 
> not be the problem
>
>
>
> C.