[opencms-dev] Possible Publish-Problem mixing Direct Publish with Project Publish?

[marcos binelli]

Hi, l had the same problem. You problably copy one site to other, and have
one reference in you db linking the two pages.

l think is more easy delete the page and create another, or look for the
lost reference, includind the controle code.





2010/9/9 Eska <sven.kiesow at interone.de>

>
> Hi everyone,
>
> we have just experienced a possible problem with the publish mechanism on a
> OpenCms 7.0.5
> and I just want to ask, if someone has experienced the same problem or
> knows
> a reason for it.
>
> This is what has happened as a Content-Editor "swares":
>
> 1) There are multiple changed files in e.g. /sites/AAA and /sites/BBB
> 2) The content-Editor changes a file e.g. /sites/AAA/a.html and chooses
> "Publish directly" from
> the files context-menu. Only the /sites/AAA/a.html is listed as a resource
> to be published and he
> confirmes by selecting OK.
> 3) Now not only the /sites/AAA/a.html is published, but all other modified
> files in /sites/AAA and /sites/BBB
> are also published as logged in the one Publish Report.
>
> This is really bad if it occured this way!!!
>
> Has anyone experienced something like this, or does someone from Alkacon
> have a hunch how
> or if that could happen?
>
> Is there a way to disable the publish project button for certain
> users/usergroups?
>
> Thanks
>
> Eska
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