TYPO3 reactivate deleted page - typo3

I would like to make a deleted page visible again.
If I now set the respective page deleted from 1 to 0 in the database under "pages", it still does not appear in the page tree. You can't find it in the recycle bin either.
Anyone have any ideas how to reactivate the site?

Undeleting a deleted page can be done hardcore in the database, but that would require also undeleting the content of that page in the same way.
As you have not found that page in the recycle bin you have not selected the parent page. Either you was in the wrong page or that parent page also is deleted, which means you need to undelete it too. Here it may be helpful if you have a look into the database table getting the parent page (pid) of your deleted page (and maybe further parents) up to a visible page.
Using the recycler to undelete may be better than just a database update on the records as it may update (restore) more then just the deleted field. This may include related records or references.

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My sitecore page is redirecting to a 404 page, but it exists in preview and is also verified as published

I have a single page which I built from the same blocks as other pages in the same category, which do work. This page redirects to the 404 page.
I checked to make sure the page was published- it is.
I am able to preview the page in the Experience area and it looks good.
From what I can tell, no other 301s have been set up to override this.
What else can I check?
Try Checking your log files. There are additional information about what is happening.
There were dependencies that were on the page that no longer existed. Apparently, whoever cloned the page used an older (previously working) page, which no longer worked.
The specific element in question was an object reference to an image in a gallery.
We removed the element in the editor, published the page, and it worked great.

TYPO3: How do I restore deleted Pages?

I am new to TYPO3 and have a big problem. I deleted the page with the id 1 (startpage, I know its stupid) and now I woudl like to know if it is possible to restore the page somehow.
Install extension Recycler, it ships with TYPO3 by default. You can then restore pages and content you deleted using the backend UI it has.
https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/extensions/recycler/Introduction/Index.html
You can use the recycler that is found under the web module and click on a page in the page tree at a higher level than the deleted page. You can also set the depth to infinitive if not certain where the page used to be in the page tree. Then put a tick beside the page you want to restore and click undelete. Note that PID is 'Parent ID' (not Page ID), and UID is the ID of the deleted page.If you click on the little + you will get additional information, e.g. the original path to the deleted page. If part of the path is highlighted in red, then that indicates another deleted branch or page. Remember to leave the Recycler module with 'Depth' NOT set to 'Infinite' (leave it at 'This page' or '1-4 levels') otherwise the recycler will hang if you use it on a larger part of your page t ree. Hope this will help you.

CQ5 sidekick elements disabled

I have an issue where at a specific path the sidekick items are disabled and I can't edit components on those pages. I'm logged in as admin and from the siteadmin I can't delete or move pages. If I go a node level lower or switch websites I have all of these permissions.
All if the items in the sidekick are visible but are greyed out. I can't see page properties when I'm on the siteadmin page either.
After reviewing the javascript console I see this happening:
charset=utf-8&cq_ck=1389020093589">http://testsetver.com:4502/home/users/a/admin.permissions.json?path=%2Fcontent%2Fwebsite&charset=utf-8&cq_ck=1389020093589 404 (Not Found) widgets.min.js:19516
I've seen similar behaviour when we had content moved via a package and it ended up creating a page without an associated jcr:content node. This doesn't have to be on the page that you are having problems with, it could be a sibling page. I would check the integrity of the pages under that website.

http://www.facebook.com/sharer.php?u= content not refreshing with page updates

I have noticed this numerous times, and have yet to find a fix; when using the share link (http://www.facebook.com/sharer.php?u=MyUrl&t=titleInfo), it pulls in the image, page title, and description from MyUrl just fine. However, it seems to ignore &t, and just uses the page title regardless. That is not the big issue though.
The problem is, if I totally change my page title and opening text, the share link won't update. It seems locked on whatever the page had on it the first time I tested the share link. Is there a way to make it refresh?
In my instance, I was updating some site pages from last years contest edition. Before I got the main page updated, I was working on the FB share link on a different page. I clicked it to test if it worked with the new graphic, and it did, but it of course pulled up the 2012 page content.
Then I went and updated all of the page content to make it for this contest (same URL) and now no matter who tests it, it is still pulling up last year's info (page title and description). It is as if FB has locked that info in and no matter who shares my link, it always pulls up the old text.
I have seen this before with YouTube links. Someone has shared one, I go in later and change the title, and no matter who shares it it never updates because that first initial share text seems permanently locked in FB.
Does anyone know how I can make it refresh, without having to make a whole new URL from last year?
actually facebook gets your page information at the time of posting and save it in their database. so next time it fetches that url and information from their database not from your page.
you may have to share that page again to make new entry in database of the facebook. but old one will remain there.
You can force Facebook to clear their cache by using their debugger. Enter the URL in question at https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug. You need to do this for each page you are working on.
There are also some rules about not changing the info they have if there are more that (50)? likes.

Administrator has no admin bar for specific pages

I have an issue with a dotnetnuke 7 site, where the administrator cannot edit a minority of the pages.
When logged in and on such a page, the edit page menu missing.
When on the page management view, there are only options to view or make homepage. On clicking, properties are not shown.
What could be causing this?
Cheers, mark
I've seen in the past where the Administrator Role Id is incorrectly defined in the database.
Unfortunately there isn't a UI way to change this, you'll need to go into the DB to see what Role ID is defined. I believe AdministratorRoleID is stored either in the Portals table, or in the PortalSettings or PortalLocalization table. Check the # and see if that matches the ID of the Administrators role for that portal.
It could also be a CSS issue if it only affects some pages. Can you try changing the skin on those pages to the default skin and try again...
Just noticed this old question, so I thought that I'd update with what the actual problem was.
We imported pages using a direct to database program - we naturally assumed that the site administrator could, as a default be able to edit pages within their own site.
As it turns out, DNN actually creates correct access rights to each page as they are created, and rights are added and removed as required. This means that if you create pages you must directly create access rights for the correct site administrator.
Kind Regards, Mark, IA