rbaldwin
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| Posted: 06/26/2002, 10:38 AM |
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Is there some reason that the events remain when a page is deleted?
This gave me some grief.
I built several pages with the application builder. I added some custom event code to each page.
I realized i wanted to re-create a few pages so i deleted them.
Then i used the app builder to re-create them but the events remained from the original pages.
So the behaviour of my queries was adversly affected.
Does this look like a bug?
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cRAsH
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| Posted: 06/26/2002, 6:37 PM |
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Happened to me too - I changed a column name in a table, but CCS would NOT pick up the change.
I ended up having to start all over again. What a time waster...
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Nicole
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| Posted: 06/28/2002, 2:28 AM |
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Hello,
1. lets imagine that you have created a page with a lot of hardcoded custom events. And you delete page accidentally. If CCS delete code file with custom events you lose all your work. So I think it is better to remove manually event code file rather then lose the hard work when it is deleted automatically.
2. neither CC nor CCS won't automatically change table fields if you change field name in the db. Once you have changed file name in the table, you should check each form to use correct field names.
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rbaldwin
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| Posted: 06/28/2002, 8:48 AM |
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Good explanation Nicol. By the way you seem pretty familiar with the product and your comments are often informative.
As it is if i delete custom code, the code is not actually deleted but rather marked as deleted, so perhaps the solution is if a page is deleted all the custom code gets marked as deleted.
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cRAsH
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| Posted: 06/29/2002, 12:17 PM |
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I *DID* change all the column names in all the php - and when I published they were still wrong.
I ended up having to delete the page and start all over.
Maybe it's just me - have you tried this to see what happens?
BTW - thanks for all the replies, Nicole.
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