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Many times it can be a huge time-saver to edit the MODx database directly, specifically if you're working with multiple MODx instances and need to copy resources between databases, or creating resources via SQL directly.
Since Revolution, the uri column on modx_site_content makes this process slightly more difficult, as the uri for reach resource must be regenerated, especially if the alias or hierarchy has been altered.
Is there any implication from adding a refreshURIs() call for modResource as part of clearing the site cache? This would simplify this process for quite a few users and prevent some of the current work-arounds required to make this process as easy as it could be.
This seems to take care of the problem of desynchronized URIs as a result of Evo migrations (e.g. empty uri field), direct database edits against alias / hierarchy, etc. It places the automatic uri generation call in the Clear Cache command, which most people presumably try while troubleshooting.
pixelchutes created Redmine issue ID 9129
Many times it can be a huge time-saver to edit the MODx database directly, specifically if you're working with multiple MODx instances and need to copy resources between databases, or creating resources via SQL directly.
Since Revolution, the
uri
column onmodx_site_content
makes this process slightly more difficult, as theuri
for reach resource must be regenerated, especially if the alias or hierarchy has been altered.Is there any implication from adding a
refreshURIs()
call for modResource as part of clearing the site cache? This would simplify this process for quite a few users and prevent some of the current work-arounds required to make this process as easy as it could be.More info here:
http://forums.modx.com/thread/80495/edited-alias-but-front-end-still-using-old-alias
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