Delete corrupted items after import
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I've installed a package with corrupted items (that means the items need some base clases and so on and when I try to click on such an item I get an error - I don't have these classes inside my project and getting them is not an option)
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So I can't call the submenu and I can't search for these items. How can I delete these items from my tree?
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I've installed a package with corrupted items (that means the items need some base clases and so on and when I try to click on such an item I get an error - I don't have these classes inside my project and getting them is not an option)
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So I can't call the submenu and I can't search for these items. How can I delete these items from my tree?
item
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/sitecore/admin/dbbrowser.aspx
– Mark Cassidy♦
2 days ago
If you are using TDS for item serialization, you can use this tool to delete these items.
– Arvind Gehlot
2 days ago
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I've installed a package with corrupted items (that means the items need some base clases and so on and when I try to click on such an item I get an error - I don't have these classes inside my project and getting them is not an option)
Details
So I can't call the submenu and I can't search for these items. How can I delete these items from my tree?
item
I've installed a package with corrupted items (that means the items need some base clases and so on and when I try to click on such an item I get an error - I don't have these classes inside my project and getting them is not an option)
Details
So I can't call the submenu and I can't search for these items. How can I delete these items from my tree?
item
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/sitecore/admin/dbbrowser.aspx
– Mark Cassidy♦
2 days ago
If you are using TDS for item serialization, you can use this tool to delete these items.
– Arvind Gehlot
2 days ago
add a comment |
6
/sitecore/admin/dbbrowser.aspx
– Mark Cassidy♦
2 days ago
If you are using TDS for item serialization, you can use this tool to delete these items.
– Arvind Gehlot
2 days ago
6
6
/sitecore/admin/dbbrowser.aspx
– Mark Cassidy♦
2 days ago
/sitecore/admin/dbbrowser.aspx
– Mark Cassidy♦
2 days ago
If you are using TDS for item serialization, you can use this tool to delete these items.
– Arvind Gehlot
2 days ago
If you are using TDS for item serialization, you can use this tool to delete these items.
– Arvind Gehlot
2 days ago
add a comment |
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As @Mark Cassidy pointed out in his comment. The best remedy in this situation is DbBrowser
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- Log in to your authoring instance as an admin.
- Navigate to /sitecore/admin/dbbrowser.aspx
From there, you will see your content tree. You can navigate to the problem items and either delete the single item or delete children.
DbBrowser is a slimmed down version of Content Editor and typically provides access when Content Editor does not.
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
As @Mark Cassidy pointed out in his comment. The best remedy in this situation is DbBrowser
.
- Log in to your authoring instance as an admin.
- Navigate to /sitecore/admin/dbbrowser.aspx
From there, you will see your content tree. You can navigate to the problem items and either delete the single item or delete children.
DbBrowser is a slimmed down version of Content Editor and typically provides access when Content Editor does not.
add a comment |
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
As @Mark Cassidy pointed out in his comment. The best remedy in this situation is DbBrowser
.
- Log in to your authoring instance as an admin.
- Navigate to /sitecore/admin/dbbrowser.aspx
From there, you will see your content tree. You can navigate to the problem items and either delete the single item or delete children.
DbBrowser is a slimmed down version of Content Editor and typically provides access when Content Editor does not.
add a comment |
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
As @Mark Cassidy pointed out in his comment. The best remedy in this situation is DbBrowser
.
- Log in to your authoring instance as an admin.
- Navigate to /sitecore/admin/dbbrowser.aspx
From there, you will see your content tree. You can navigate to the problem items and either delete the single item or delete children.
DbBrowser is a slimmed down version of Content Editor and typically provides access when Content Editor does not.
As @Mark Cassidy pointed out in his comment. The best remedy in this situation is DbBrowser
.
- Log in to your authoring instance as an admin.
- Navigate to /sitecore/admin/dbbrowser.aspx
From there, you will see your content tree. You can navigate to the problem items and either delete the single item or delete children.
DbBrowser is a slimmed down version of Content Editor and typically provides access when Content Editor does not.
answered 2 days ago
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/sitecore/admin/dbbrowser.aspx
– Mark Cassidy♦
2 days ago
If you are using TDS for item serialization, you can use this tool to delete these items.
– Arvind Gehlot
2 days ago