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Vivienne van Velzen	Tuesday 14 December 2004 7:06:25 am Hi all, As the title says, I moved a folder but in the process lost the content. When I search for it in the admin-site (using the search box) nothing is found. It's not in the trash. When I browse through the database, I can find the lost content in the ezcontentobject, ezcontentobject_attribute, ezcontentobject_name and ezcontentobject_version tables. It's not present in the ezcontentobject_link and ezcontentobject_tree tables. I now have two questions: 1. What went wrong when I changed the location? 2. Can I manually add entries to the ezcontentobject_link and ezcontentobject_tree tables to fix it (or are there other tables involved as well)? TIA, Vivienne
Vivienne van Velzen	Wednesday 15 December 2004 7:28:47 am Does anyone have an idea? It's going to be a lot of work to add the lost content again (and as it's still available in the database...). TIA, Vivienne

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Vivienne van Velzen

Tuesday 14 December 2004 7:06:25 am

Hi all,

As the title says, I moved a folder but in the process lost the content. When I search for it in the admin-site (using the search box) nothing is found. It's not in the trash.
When I browse through the database, I can find the lost content in the ezcontentobject, ezcontentobject_attribute, ezcontentobject_name and ezcontentobject_version tables. It's not present in the ezcontentobject_link and ezcontentobject_tree tables.
I now have two questions:
1. What went wrong when I changed the location?
2. Can I manually add entries to the ezcontentobject_link and ezcontentobject_tree tables to fix it (or are there other tables involved as well)?

TIA,

Vivienne

Vivienne van Velzen

Wednesday 15 December 2004 7:28:47 am

Does anyone have an idea? It's going to be a lot of work to add the lost content again (and as it's still available in the database...).
TIA,

Vivienne