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5/5/2010 11:19 PM
 
Hi,

I pasted blank data into an html module and updated. I'm looking to restore the previous data. Where on the server does this data reside or - is there another way to retreive it within DNN?

Rgds
 
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5/6/2010 1:20 AM
 
That depends. If you are using a version of DNN less than 5.1.0 than your data is gone as it was overwritten. If you are using 5.1.0 or greater go to the module and below the text editor you should see a versions option where you can see the previous 5 versions.

Chris Hammond
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6/1/2010 7:23 AM
 
it was pre 5 so looks like data gone. any further info. on this? where did the data reside and why couldn't I restore the whole portal or www.root and restore?
 
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