Well actually there miight be a way...involving unerase tools...xslt files are stored in the subdirectory inside your umbraco install, so if you have access to the server machine and you haven't in fact overwritten the xslt file (meaning that you're trying to rollback to a previous version not deleted it) then I'd look about for an unerase tool...plenty of those around - if you need links I'd be happy to post.
Teh best way to prevent these scenarios is (IMHO) to use Source Control. Check in every change or better change in Source Control and upload it to Umbraco.
In our company we are using VS with MS TFS. All changes should be made in our VS (atomatic checkouts of the latest source) and are uploading these to umbraco.
Recover deleted XSLT files
Hi Friends,
How can I get back deleted xslt files?
Thanks,
Aradhya
xslt-Files aren't stored in the db so if you don't have a file backup you are lost, sorry...
Thomas
No rollback on XSLT files. Sorry. Backup manually all the time - I do, because I also learned it the hard way :D
I learned the hard way 'n' all.
Subversion is a great tool for helping you manage the XSLT's.
If you didnt want to host externally you could install your own SVN server - www.visualsvn.com
Chris.
Well actually there miight be a way...involving unerase tools...xslt files are stored in the subdirectory inside your umbraco install, so if you have access to the server machine and you haven't in fact overwritten the xslt file (meaning that you're trying to rollback to a previous version not deleted it) then I'd look about for an unerase tool...plenty of those around - if you need links I'd be happy to post.
Teh best way to prevent these scenarios is (IMHO) to use Source Control. Check in every change or better change in Source Control and upload it to Umbraco.
In our company we are using VS with MS TFS. All changes should be made in our VS (atomatic checkouts of the latest source) and are uploading these to umbraco.
hth,
Thomas
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