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It looks like you are using TOM rather than TOM.NET
You need to perform a paste action with the folder you want to get the new item into
Something like
objFolder.PasteItem(comp, 1, false)
The first parameter is the item you want to paste, the second is an enumerator (EnumTDSCutCopyAction - 1 is cut (move), 0 is copy ) to say if you want to Copy and Paste ...
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Basically a DWT Template allows you to iterate over arrays, but in the Package there is only one sort of array we can push ourselves, which is the Component Presentation array (which can contain Component Template TCMURIs, but also only Component TCMURIs).
Through this you can push (what I refer to as) a Dummy Component Array in the package which you can ...
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in the TOM API you have this method implemented on the Folder as a paste action (in the 2011 TOM.NET API there is a Component.Move indeed).
Folder.PasteItem(ByVal Item As Variant, ByVal action As TDSDefines.EnumTDSCutCopyAction, ByVal makeUnique As Boolean)
Parameters
item - The TOM object or URI representing the item to be pasted.
action - The action to ...
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You can use “Cross Copier” feature of Power Tool to copy items across publications. For more see the URL
http://sdltridionworld.com/community/extension_overview/powertools.aspx
Below URL have some great thought by Bart which certainly be beneficial for you -
How to move items from one publication to other
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From your description, I suspect you may have cache enabled on your app servers, but not using (or not correctly configured) the Cache Channel Service.
There's some info on the Tridion object Cache on Tridion World and also on SDL Live Content (login required)
Update
The configuration seems OK as far as I can remember the 2009 config... can you double ...
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As far as I know there's nothing out of the box that does this, and seeing that you cannot uncheck the "Publishable" property, a GUI extension might be the way to go.
Here's a good post from Jaime Santos that talks about removing publication targets that might help you out.
http://jaimesantosalcon.blogspot.com/2011/10/2011-sdl-tridion-gui-extensions.html
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You could write a custom resolver (or an events system) that removed the relevant items. It's probably not that hard. Here's a quick sketch:
public class TemporaryFilter : IResolver
{
public void Resolve(IdentifiableObject item, ResolveInstruction instruction, PublishContext context, ISet<ResolvedItem> resolvedItems)
{
ISet<...
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Looking closely at your problem, it seems that the findTaxonomyKeyword method from the CachedTaxonomyHome class caches your result but when the whole taxonomy is reDeployed, the cache invalidation does not happen. To fix this you have two options:
You contact Tridion Customer Support, explain the problem, explain why this would be a ShowStopper for your ...
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You also need to configure which styles are available for the rich text field in your Schema.
You can do this by:
Open the Schema
Select the rich text field you want to control the styles on (e.g. 'body')
Click on the 'Edit Formatting Features' button
In the pop-up, select the 'Allowed Styles' tab
You should now be able to choose the styles that can be ...
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From the title of your question "Event System Alternatives (Memory Leakage)", it appears that you may be looking for alternatives to using the Event System due to a memory leak that you have in some existing code. If this is the case, then I would strongly recommend that you fix the source of the memory leak problem, rather than finding workarounds.
That ...
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You can do that (alert) without a GUI extension, simply by using Event System (OnComponentSavePre event). The GUI extension framework is very different in 2011 and 2013, I would not recommend doing a real extension for 2009, as you would have to rebuild it once you upgrade.
Creating a Tridion 2009 Event System is not as simple as 2011 or 2013, but ...
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Apart from Pankaj's reasons, also consider the following:
In a production (live) environment, you wouldn't want the CM database running on the front end for security reasons. The usual setup is that the back end system, in this case the Tridion CM is running completely behind a firewall and in a different network than your front end servers, which need the ...
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In an Assembly Template Building Block you can determine the RenderMode and PublishingContext via the engine.
But before checking what Publication Target the current item is being published to, you need to know if you are actually being published, or if the render action of the Template is just a preview.
if (engine.RenderMode == RenderMode.Publish)
{
...
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The lists where it works are standard select controls and your browser does the keyboard support for you. In the custom drop-down list controls (e.g. the ones with icons in them), this keyboard support was missing.
This shortcoming has been fixed in Tridion 2013.
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There are - as usual with Tridion - about as many solutions as you may think of.
My preferred solutions:
If you're using a model that can get all data from the Database (CWA, DD4T, WebService), then, by all means, please use this. Single database for delivery, caching properly set up on delivery servers and you're good to go. In a CWA customer environment ...
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To add to Nuno's answer, indeed using the COM based event system through .NET has a lot of potential (memory related) issues if not done correctly. I always use the following code examples to explain what needs to be done:
using System;
using Tridion.ContentManager.Interop.TDS;
using Tridion.ContentManager.Interop.TDSDefines;
namespace Tridion.Training....
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I recently solved a bug with a similar cause. The regional settings can be accessed via the Control Panel.
The regional settings have default values for the whole server, and also per account. You should ensure that the combination of these settings ends up with the correct result for the MTSUser account (the identity under which the SDL Tridion Content ...
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It sounds like your custom resolver is not working - you can check which items are going to be published by clicking the See Items to Publish button on the bottom left of the publish popup - if your resolver is working this will only show the one component. If you want to debug your resolver, then attach to the publisher process (TcmPublisher.exe - I think) ...
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As you probably know by now, the decision to remove a binary is taken by the deployer based on the number of references to that binary. Once the number of references reaches 0, the deployer will remove the binary.
If you have access to the Broker database, you can try to find which items reference a given binary by running a query +/- like this:
select * ...
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You can use the purge tool for this. From the file menu, you can save a configuration file, and then to run the tool in batch mode, pass the path to this file on the command line.
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You can get version history on the following items:
Component
Component Template
Template Building Block
Page Template
Page
Schema
Organizational items don't have a versioned history. To keep a history on this type of information, consider placing it in a "configuration" component or using the Event System to record the details in Application Data or a non-...
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You mention this"Also if I put ASP code in the CT this ASP code is showed in the page as text."
If you want to have asp code (i assume you mean asp.net code) and link resolving (which also uses an asp net server control) in a dynamic component presentation, then you should make sure to publish this dcp as an ascx control, not just as a html text fragment. ...
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The TOM.NET API in 2009 was read-only, so your only option is the TOM API, and for .NET code, you can use the TOM Interop DLLs.
You will need to reference Tridion.ContentManager.Interop.cm_tom.dll and Tridion.ContentManager.Interop.cm_defines.dll (found in the [Tridion]\bin\client\PIA folder on your CMS)
Then you can use the TOM API in your .NET code (...
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By using method IsPublished of class PublishEngine with parameters Page and PublicationTarget, you can find the publish status
public void Transform(Engine engine, Package package) {
Item pageItem = package.GetByType(ContentType.Page);
Page page = engine.GetObject(pageItem.GetAsSource().GetValue("ID")) as Page;
PublicationTarget pubTarget = new ...
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I always end up having to do an IISRESET to get edits picked up.
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There's a few possible reasons... but don't despair!
The Where Used information will also tell you which Publication Target the item is published to, can you make sure it's unpublished from those targets?
If you can't unpublish from those targets anymore (which can happen through configuration changes), consider using the 2009 Powertool to "Set component ...
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One nifty trick you can do is temporarily make your destination publication a child of the source by updating the Blueprint inheritance, such that all items in the source pub become inherited. Then select the items inside your new temporary child pub, right-click, copy/paste. The items copied will be local to your child pub. After this, go back to your ...
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Please understand following:
Every time you publish a PDF, SDL Tridion maintains a reference count in the Broker database.
On the other hand, when you un-publish a PDF the reference count is reduced.
Once the reference count hits zero the PDF will be removed from the file system.
Now check even after un-publishing whether it is still available on the file ...
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This certainly used to work back in early R5, but I have not tried it in a long time. I believe it even worked by including the URI or an XSLT CT/TBB.
Have you tried using the href attribute rather than the invalid url attribute?
Take a look at: http://www.w3schools.com/xsl//el_include.asp
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There is no such functionality in the CMS. However, Tridion CME is a ASP .Net application so you can execute some code when a new session is started.
The easiest way is to do it in the global asax but it will implicated that you need to update the tridion source, I think you can add an http module and attach to the Http Application Session Start.
public ...
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