where can i find the archived version of an object afer delete?

Friday 02 April 2010 1:26:52 pm

Hi,

If you read http://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/4_x/concepts_and_basics/content_management/object_versioning and specifically the sentence:

A published object can be removed/deleted from the system (step 3a). When removed, the object's state will be set to "Archived" and thus it will be in the trash.

That would indicate the object is indeed deleted.

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Tuesday 06 April 2010 2:09:08 am

Hello,

I guess you are deleting objects form the administration interface, right ? If so, you should be proposed a "Move to trash" checkbox before confirming removal. If checked, the removed object should be present in the trash after removal.

Ow, which version of eZ Publish are you using ?

Let us know,
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Wednesday 07 April 2010 7:49:40 am

Hi Anoir,

Are you seeing an intermediate screen, right after having clicked the "remove" button. This screen should propose a checkbox reading "Move to trash". If you check mark this, the removed object is actually only placed in trash, which you should wee when visiting /content/trash/.

Could you give us the details of the procedure you are following ?
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Friday 09 April 2010 10:13:10 am

Hello Anoir,

If i understand correctly, you may be confusing the status of a content object, and the status of a content object version. If you take a look there, under "Status", you will see what states a version can have. In the bit of documentation you are quoting above, the state in question is the object's, a different layer. While conditioned by the states of its versions, an object has less available states then a version, and its state is set to "Archived" when place in the trash. This means that you should be able to see all objects, the state of which are "Archived", in the Trash.

And yes, the Archived versions are used by the system to track an object's history.

Hope this clarifies things slightly,
Let us know how we can help you further,
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Monday 12 April 2010 2:49:38 am

Hello,

Good to hear :)
You may want to mark the topic as "solved" (clicking the small ticker right at the left of the topic's title above).

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Monday 12 April 2010 3:57:48 am

Now it's OK. ;)