Hi guys, i have over 400s pages of the same type. Some created BEFORE i added a script to the Page class, and some created AFTER i added the script.

- The pages created AFTER correctly returns the data while the pages created BEFORE arent.

- Ive noticed while searching for the problem that if i load in the CMS and nothing more that SAVE&PUBLISH the old pages, they update themselves and correctly shows correct the data.

- so id have to manually OPEN and SAVE&PUBLISH over 400s pages.

QUESTION: is there a way to "shock" the DB and save/update/publish all pages at once?

Thanks!

How about (this untested) code?

$pages = DataObject::get('Page');
if ($pages) foreach ($pages as $page) {
	$page->writeToStage('Stage');
	$page->publish("Stage", "Live");
}

Hi, that would make sense if:

- its working (where to put that code bit?)

- it was something i wanted to happen in a repetitive manner

WHICH IS NOT.

I mean, all i what to do is "shock" the entire system ONCE (and saves old pages ONCE) as new pages are rendering correctly.

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Sure i could use a function ONCE, do the job and delete it after. Again, where to wrtei your code?

Page.php?
MemberPage.php? (the pages i want to get saved again)

But i was thinking more on the /dev/build side. There must be a routine that does that.

Keep the solutions coming!

http://yoursite.com/admin/publishall

http://yoursite.com/admin/publishall

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Yup, it worked.

Thanks!