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weogarth
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Old December 29th, 2014, 04:22 PM
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From the Content Pane Options (F7) menu, pick Quick Edit Content/Synchronize the Structure to Match the Category Definition followed by Quick Edit Content/Re-Sequence Snippets to Match Category Definition.

You have to do this for each Topic/Article you want to update.
Thanks Parody. A bit of a pain but FAR better than recreating all the topics every time with the new structure.
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Old December 29th, 2014, 05:35 PM
There's a trick you can use to do all the fixup automatically...

1. In Manage Categories, select the category you have extended with new snippet types.
2. Clone the category to a new name via the Options menu.
3. Move all topics over to the new category via the Options menu.
4. Select the cloned category.
5. Move all topics back to the original category via the Options menu.
6. Delete the cloned category that you no longer need.

When you move the topics between categories, they are automatically fixed up to include the sections and snippet types that exist within the new category. So this trick achieves your goal much easier than having to do it one at a time.

Yes, it's already on the todo list to accomplish this without all the extra hoop jumping.
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Old December 30th, 2014, 08:32 AM
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There's a trick you can use to do all the fixup automatically...

1. In Manage Categories, select the category you have extended with new snippet types.
2. Clone the category to a new name via the Options menu.
3. Move all topics over to the new category via the Options menu.
4. Select the cloned category.
5. Move all topics back to the original category via the Options menu.
6. Delete the cloned category that you no longer need.

When you move the topics between categories, they are automatically fixed up to include the sections and snippet types that exist within the new category. So this trick achieves your goal much easier than having to do it one at a time.

Yes, it's already on the todo list to accomplish this without all the extra hoop jumping.
Rob that's awesome, both the technique and the to-do list.

Feel free to do calendars first tho Hey, at least I'm consistent
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Old January 2nd, 2015, 07:28 AM
Rob,

Can you also add a 'don't show this again' option to the Category Move dialog box about the snippet shifting?

Thanks
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