A colleague handed a site over to me then fuct off on holiday for three weeks. It is a multi-lingual site and he had database scripts to recreate the database from. I ran the scripts and the lnaguages have been restored on my local site but the dictionary items, that I can see in the table cmsLanguageText, does not show up in the back office.
I profiled the database and added a new dictionary item and the only two tables I can see getting updated are cmsLanguageText and cmsDictionary.
I can't figure out why the existing entries in those tables don't show in the back office, is there a cache file I am missing?
If you have access to the site somewhere else that has the dictionary, why not just create a package with just the dictionary items and add that - works well for me. Never done it via loading scripts as had bad experiences in the past with other systems doing that.
If not, are any entries at all appearing within the dictionary section in the cms? If not, create a new one and do a db compare from the old schema to the new to see whats changed
Wish I had access, the guy was developing locally, done a hand-over on Friday from his local machine with everything working then tried to deploy it over the weekend without much success.
There are no entries appearing in the dictionary other than ones I have created. I profiled the dictionary item creation process and here is one entry:
Dictionary issue
A colleague handed a site over to me then fuct off on holiday for three weeks. It is a multi-lingual site and he had database scripts to recreate the database from. I ran the scripts and the lnaguages have been restored on my local site but the dictionary items, that I can see in the table cmsLanguageText, does not show up in the back office.
I profiled the database and added a new dictionary item and the only two tables I can see getting updated are cmsLanguageText and cmsDictionary.
I can't figure out why the existing entries in those tables don't show in the back office, is there a cache file I am missing?
Any help would be great as a deadline is looming
If you have access to the site somewhere else that has the dictionary, why not just create a package with just the dictionary items and add that - works well for me. Never done it via loading scripts as had bad experiences in the past with other systems doing that.
If not, are any entries at all appearing within the dictionary section in the cms? If not, create a new one and do a db compare from the old schema to the new to see whats changed
Good luck
Si
Wish I had access, the guy was developing locally, done a hand-over on Friday from his local machine with everything working then tried to deploy it over the weekend without much success.
There are no entries appearing in the dictionary other than ones I have created. I profiled the dictionary item creation process and here is one entry:
Can't see anything there that is different from what is already in those tables. Are there any XML files or cached files that get updated?
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