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Cannot move page back to root folder #2304

Open danielrpfeiffer opened 2 years ago

danielrpfeiffer commented 2 years ago

Grav v1.7.34 - Admin v1.10.34 OS: FreeBSD 13.1; NGINX; PHP 8.1.5

Using the Admin plugin, I can create a new page in the root folder. I also can move it under a different parent but cannot move it back to root. Error: Forbidden.

This is how I can reproduce the error:

Step 1 [Creating a new page with default settings. (works)

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Step2 [Moving page under different parent (works)]

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Step 3 [Moving page back to root-parent]

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[ERROR]

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Please advice. Thank you

spamhater-grav commented 2 years ago

Root is a virtual root or a virtual refence ,as there is no physically folder reference to root, its an object so moving a file it to a parent it will work due to it being a physical directory \users\pages so by nature its not possible to move a page to the root, you can associate an existing page with its parent being root. This part of the flex-object upgrade of the admin panels. So the nature you describing is working correctly

sysbpfeiffer commented 2 years ago

Creating a new page in root works and must have a reference. Resetting a page to this original (root) reference shall be possible. From a technical perspective, I don't see any reason why this should not be possible.

spamhater-grav commented 2 years ago

Well before flex was written, there was no root, you can turn off the flex admin pages and use it like an earlier version of grav There is a difference creating/moving a page with a parent of root, rather than being moved and copied in to root (which is just an object rather than a physical entity

In your understanding where do you think root exists ? root exist at \user\pages so it you manually created it , you would do in that folder and 01.page will be assigned with the parent to root ?

danielrpfeiffer commented 2 years ago

Thanks for your answer. I still don't understand why (using the admin plugin) a page can be created at the root of the structure but cannot be moved back there if moved elsewhere.

For now, I try to avoid moving pages. If it is necessary, I manually work around by copy/paste the content into a newly created page.