[opencms-dev] We can't navigate within some folders in the workplace.

[Toni Pérez]

Hi, list.

We have setup an OpenCms with 2 sites: /sites/default/ and
/sites/name_of_other_site/ (imaginary name).
The issue is happening to any user (including "Admin"). I'm going to
describe the scenarios. I will suppose that we are in the explorer
view:

    * with the /sites/default/ selected in the sites combo: the user
navigates perfectly within the folders. When one is selected on the
left side of the explorer, its contents are shown on the right.

    * with the /sites/name_of_other_site/ selected in the sites combo:
only the content of the root of the site is shown on the right. If you
try to see the content of a folder, you see that the path change to
this folder, then see the message "Loading..." on the right side of
the explorer and finally the path comes back to "/" and the explorer
shows the content of "/". The left side of the explorer is updated
correctly (the folders are expanded and their subfolders are shown).

    * with the / site selected: the user navigates correctly within
the "system" folder. The rest of the folders ("channels" and "sites")
are behaving as in the case of "/sites/name_of_other_site/": when
navigate within the "conflicting" folders, on the right side only
appears the content of the last correctly shown folder.

I thought it could be caused by the permissions of the contents, but i
have exported all the contents and reviewed the "manifest.xml"
comparing it with the development version and I didn't see any
significant differences (apart from "datelastmodified", "datecreated"
and some "uuidresource" in several PNGs in the "system" folder and a
couple of JSPs).

I have read the mail of Nigel Kersten
(http://mail.opencms.org/pipermail/opencms-dev/2006q2/024601.html)
with a similar issue and their answer
(http://mail.opencms.org/pipermail/opencms-dev/2006q3/024631.html)

I have deleted the /sites/name_of_other_site/ and reuploaded but the
issue persists.


Has anyone been in that situation before?

Regards,
    Toni.