Without access to the database it becomes more difficult, because the table is inside your database. you can use SQL in host menu to display all entries, enter:

SELECT * FROM {objectQualifier}Folders

into the textbox and execute the query to display all entries. you can delete an entry using

DELETE FROM {objectQualifier}Folders WHERE FolderID = <folderID>

(replace <folderID> with the appropriate integer)

 

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Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

   

Speed up your DNN Websites with TurboDNN

compare the folderpath of the entries (per portal!) with the exisiting folders in your file system beneath the /portals/<portalID> directory, Note that folderpath is relative, stating at the /portals/<portalID> folder (which has an empty folder path itself in the folders table). Delete those entries, that are no longer exisiting in your file system and correct folder paths, that look different (with a missing or added "/" at the beginning or end e.g.).

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Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

   

Speed up your DNN Websites with TurboDNN

This gave me an invalid SQL error! Weird!

However I noticed that trying to synchornise the folders deleted one missing folder per time - so keep synchronising until all are gone.

However the folders are still not being shown.

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