[opencms-dev] how edit a site copied from Demo

[sergiogiaconi at gmail.com]

Thank you so much, I just verified that the links point to the original, 
and changing these the new site begins to work, although I still have 
some anomalies that'll let you know later, when I tested it all better.
Again thank you for now and to the next time.
Sergio



Il 10/11/2016 21:40, Daniel Seidel ha scritto:
> Hi sergiog,
>
> if you move the content things should work. If you copy it, you run 
> into problems with the ids. The copied container pages still refer to 
> the original (not the copied) elements. Since these are in the other 
> site, they are not available.
> You could try three solutions:
> 1) move common things you want to share (I think you only need the 
> templaterows,) to the shared folder, copy the .formatters folder to 
> your new site, maybe copy/rebuild the models and the configurations on 
> your new site and then start adding content.
> 2) (more a hack) export the content relative to /sites/default/, unzip 
> it, delete all <uuid>...</uuid>, <structureid>...</structureid>, 
> <resourceid>...</resourceid> parts in the files, replace 
> "/sites/default" by your new site root everywhere, zip again and 
> import relative to your new site. Most things will work, some things 
> wont be rendered until you choose the formatter again via the element 
> setting
> 3) there is a "hidden" feature to copy whole (sub)sites, the code is 
> somewhere in the core, but there is no GUI for it and actually haven't 
> used it yet.
>
> Best, Daniel.
>
> Am 04.11.2016 um 21:15 schrieb sergiog:
>> I'm trying for several and several days to create my website on the 
>> same pc
>> containing the Demo Site, that goes perfectly (i use Mysql, Tomcat 8.5
>> OC10.01).
>> The'm trying all but I can not get out.
>> Only if i remain inside the /sites/default folder i can edit the 
>> pages....
>> At the end I also copied the whole site Demo (using the COPY/MOVE 
>> option) in
>> another folder, I edited the file system.xml
>>
>>   <sites>
>> <workplace-server>http://localhost:8080</workplace-server>
>> <default-uri>/sites/default/</default-uri>
>>              <shared-folder>/shared/</shared-folder>
>>              <site server="http://localhost:8083" uri="/sites/eccolo/"
>> title="Mioeccolo" position="8.5070587E37" webserver="true"/>
>>              <site server="http://localhost:8080" uri="/sites/default/"
>> title="Demo Site" position="3.4028235E38" webserver="true"/>
>>              <site server="http://localhost:8082" uri="/sites/example/"
>> title="Mioesempio" position="3.4028235E38" webserver="true"/>
>>              <site server="http://localhost:8081" uri="/sites/musica/"
>> title="Musicale" position="3.4028235E38" webserver="true"/>
>>          </sites>
>>
>> and verified that are present all folders and all elements of the 
>> Demo Site,
>> i have verified also that Permission are similar, but when I go 
>> SiteMap and
>> I try to open something in "Open page" editor I just get a screen with a
>> pink zone where it is written: "Empty container (developer) head c1 area
>> area for segment" that i can not edit.
>> the same element of Demo Site goes well...
>> Where am I doing wrong?
>>
>>
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