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materix

Posts: 161
Posted: 03/24/2006, 1:23 PM

I have messed up some auto-generated code (originally highlighted in blue) by changing it (now marked in white).
Now I want it back to default, but I can not remember all the changes that I have done.

Is there any way to restore the autogenerated code?
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roeya


Posts: 181
Posted: 03/25/2006, 11:13 PM

BACK YOUR PROJECT BEFORE YOU TRY !!
Try tihs:
1. Backup your project so if something goes wrong you'll have where to go back.
2. Go to the project directory and delete the generated code file:
if your page is called test.php then delete the test.php & test_events.php (if you have one). Do not touch the HTML & CCP files,
important note:
You should delete the files in your project not in the published location
3. Regenrate the page.

If you have changed the code in the Common Files then delete them.

I asumed you use PHP but if you use something else the same technique should apply , However:
BACK YOUR PROJECT BEFORE YOU TRY !!

Good luck hope it will help
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Stealth

Posts: 2
Posted: 03/27/2006, 6:02 AM

IIRC, you can just remove the block with startting and ending comment and it'll be regenerated. Or you can delete all content of code file (Ctrl-A - Del) and the whole page will be regenerated.
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