Hi guys,
I got out-of-memory errors when publishing a page with a list to which over 4,
000 pages were connected. But as I checked there was plenty of free memory when
the publishing was running. Are there any ways other than reducing pages
connected to the list to solve this? Any advice would
Good call Gavin !!
On 17 Dez., 12:06, Gavin Cope gavin.c...@gmail.com wrote:
Oh and another reason I just thought of. Without those placeholder prefixes,
the Placeholders drop-down list in the content class editor would be s
confusing once you had more than a handful of placeholders in
Oh and another reason I just thought of. Without those placeholder prefixes,
the Placeholders drop-down list in the content class editor would be s
confusing once you had more than a handful of placeholders in your template.
:)
Cheers,
Gavin
2009/12/14 Ingo Hillebrand i...@shift8.de
Regardless what naming convention you use, just make sure that you
consistantly stick to it within every project that you build. It will
save you a whole lot of time and stress in the long run...
I would argue that it would be best to stick to the old 'RedDot'
naming standard that has been
Snaps to Gavin! Ours is super close. I think this is a throwback to
the original training course some of us did way back when RedDot was a
company not just a distant memory of the name of some software.
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