Closed thenktor closed 2 years ago
Yes, I can't guarantee that everything works as expected if you use the file system directly (or an external text-editor) instead of using the author interface. It is probably because the events are missing that update the cache files with additional information like navigation title or hide/not hide. If those information are missing, then it falls back to the titles that are generated from the file-names. You can try to delete the cache files (delete manually or use the button in the admin interface). Does that help?
Sorry, forgot to mention: I've already tried to delete the content of the cache dir. Doesn't make a difference.
Sorry for delay: I just tried it with a live website and ftp, the workflow is the following:
The workflow is not very intuitive, I know, but the use case is not very common, so I do not really want to spend time to improve it. One improvement could be to change the button function from "clear cache" to "recreate cache" but for me it is low prio right now.
Does that help?
Indeed it works that way.
I changed the clear cache functionality to a recreate cache functionality, so the important parts of the cache will work without visiting a frontend page as of version 1.4.9.
This should be fixed with version 1.5.0, please read the news for the release because it has some breaking changes, especially if you use ftp or similar to change content files: https://typemill.net/news/version-1-5-0-rename-slugs
Hi,
when doing something like this on command line:
the nav titles of the 03-exchange folder and articles below change to lower case:
Therefore you have to edit the nav titles on the meta tab to get it back to normal.
EDIT: the same happens if I manually create pages with a text editor.