lee carroll wrote:
Hi BMur,
We got ourselves into a state over this. However we ended up thinking
it was a good thing. Although still not sure 100%
the reasoning is
editor 1 edits the page
editor 2 deactivates the page
editor 1 promotes their changes live
editor 2 has in effect had work over written
by freezing the deactivate you avoid this. Once an edit begins changes
by another user should be "locked" out, including deactivates.
hth
lee c
On 3/15/07, BMur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Michael Wechner wrote:
>
> BMur wrote:
>>>Hello,
>>>
>>>I'm using Lenya 1.2.4 and I've noticed that the
"Workflow"->"Deactivate"
>>>menu item is greyed out if the page has been edited but not
submitted and
>>>published (or rejected). Is this the intended behavior and if so
does
>>>anyone know why it works like this.
>>>
>>
>>AFAIK this is the intended bahaviour because deactivate means to me
that
>>this page exists as published page. If it was never published, then
>>there is nothing to deactivate.
>>
>>Is it possible that you are rather refering to "delete"?
>>
>>HTH
>>
>>Michael
>>
>>> If the page has child pages I could see
>>>not allowing a deactivate however if there are no children I don't
see
why
>>>the deactivate isn't available.
>>>
>>>If someone knows that this is the intended behavior please help me
>>>understand why, otherwise if there isn't really a good reason for
it to
be
>>>working in this fashion and someone knows how to always make the
deactivate
>>>available (assuming the page has been published) please let me
know how.
>>>
>>>Any advise/help would be great. Thanks, Brad
>>>
>>>
>
No, I'm not referring to delete however my wording was terrible
(sorry). I
should have included that this occurs after already publishing the page.
So, if I publish a page I can deactivate it, however once I edit the
page
again in the authoring environment I won't be able to deactivate the
live
version until I publish the edited version of the page in authoring.
IMO,
if the page is in a live state in the Live environment deactivate should
always be available regardless of what state it's in in the authoring
state.
Your email says 1.2.4. Someone changed the subject to [1.4]. Which is it?
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