When I delete a page in the page tree with an admin user, the page gets deleted. So far, so good.
When I do the same with an editor user, the page gets deleted and the page tree collapses, so only the root page and the first underlying level are visible.
Is there a setting where I can change this behaviour?
(this is not a fresh TYPO3 installation, I upgraded from v6.2)
After resetting the user preferences (Maintenance > Reset Backend User Preferences) the delete process works as expected and the page tree doesn't collapse anymore.
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I'm trying to copy a working TYPO3 page tree from one location to other. I can copy.. But while pasting only the first page is getting loaded, that is the root page.
I've increased the level of page copy settings in 'User Settings' Tab of the user. But still not working!! If anybody do have a clue.. Please share.
Using TYPO3 v7.6.15.
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.
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.
I am using TYPO3 4.5.23, when i login /typo3 admin site, over one page, it shows The BE-USER Tom began to edit content on this page 4 min ago, So my question is: is there a way that I can see what Tom edit on this page?
You see this message per record base. So if you get this message, you usually should see it on the page-record, or on some tt_content elements etc. In list-view the icon is shown on each record which has been edited.
If you edit an record, there will be a notice.
This message disappears after two hours. If an user log out, the message is not removed (missing feature;)! But if an editor close (or save & close) an record, this message will disapear. Teach your editors to close records.
If you want to see exactly what Tom edited (not just which content element, but which content he changed), use the "History/Undo" tool. Right-click the page in the tree and click "History/Undo". There you see all the changes that have been made in a diff-like view and also the user that made the change.
If you would like to see a system-wide log for all changes that have been made by this user, just log in as admin and click on "Admin Tools" and then on "Log" in the menu on the left. Then you will get a dropdown-box for all users in your Typo3-backend and you can choose the desired user and see all the changes that he has ever made.
I've encountered a .psml page in a portlet app and I don't know how it was created. There exists no physical file for the .psml page. In jetspeed is it possible to create a page via portlet UI, if so how is this achieved ?
Yes you can create a page in JetSpeed through the UI. To do this
Log in using your administrator account.
Click 'edit' (the little pencil icon that shows on each page)
You will see the Page, Folder and Layout configuration on that page.
My understanding is that .psml files are supposed to live inside the pages folder in your Jetspeed home.
Interestingly though, you say your .psml page is inside your app. I am not sure why this would be. If this is the case, perhaps the page was put there by accident?