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3/10/2010 5:33 PM
 

We were testing DNN and tried editing the same page at the same time two or more users. I expected DNN to warn the user that the page is currently edited by someone else but it doesn't. Is there a setting that I had to turn on? I'm using DNN 5.2 Professional edition trial

Thanks!!!

 
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3/10/2010 5:39 PM
 

DNN doesn't currently have any features to support locking down or notifying editors if someone else is already editing content on a page.


Chris Hammond
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3/10/2010 5:52 PM
 

Thanks for the quick turn around Chris, Much appreciated. This could be a huge disadvantage for DNN because the reality is, it's always a team of web adminitrators rather than a single person would work on a larger website. Therefore the chances of editing the same page at the same time is very likely.

 
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3/11/2010 4:00 AM
 
editing content is always done in modules - you shouldn't expect many editors editing page settings and module positions/properties. within the modules, there are different mechanisms: - Text/HTML will create a version per editor - Announcements, Blog and other will create new entries per user, which might be saved independently.

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Sebastian Leupold

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3/11/2010 8:58 AM
 

Can you describe how you would organize your editorial team?

I can easily see one person doing (say) sport, another news.  As the site gets bigger I may want to split sport to (say) football, and other sports.  None of this seems to lead me to two people modifying the same page at the same time.


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- Richard
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