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when renaming the key of a template but not the name of the file itself it's still possible to open a article in the admin. but it has multipage enabled and you won't be able to save the article. Also it's possible to create a new article based on that template (although the page won't load)
Expected Behavior
Should give a clear warning that the template can not be found. and avoid opening the page in that case, to avoid issues with the content.
Steps to Reproduce
Rename the <key> in an article template without changing the filename.
Possible Solutions
There should be a template checker cause this could cause weird issues. To my knowledge something similar already exists in the pages section.
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Actual Behavior
when renaming the key of a template but not the name of the file itself it's still possible to open a article in the admin. but it has multipage enabled and you won't be able to save the article. Also it's possible to create a new article based on that template (although the page won't load)
Expected Behavior
Should give a clear warning that the template can not be found. and avoid opening the page in that case, to avoid issues with the content.
Steps to Reproduce
Rename the
<key>
in an article template without changing the filename.Possible Solutions
There should be a template checker cause this could cause weird issues. To my knowledge something similar already exists in the pages section.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: