63 is not bad.
Do the old and the new template have the same number of editable regions,
and do they have the same names? If so, then do the following -
1. Rename the old template (refuse the prompt to update the files - THIS IS
IMPORTANT)
2. Rename the new template so that it has the old template's name.
3. Recreate the Site cache, using Site | Advanced > Recreate Site Cache
4. Open the new template, make a minor change and then reverse it, and save
the template. Allow the site to be updated.
Bada bing, bada boom.
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"theduke77" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote
Quote:
I am using DreamWeaver MX and created a template that is currently used by
63
files in my site. Because of policy changes in the organization, I had to
change the template and need to detach the old templage and apply the new
to
the aforementioned 63 files. Is there a way to "universally" detach the
old
template and apply the new? I am not looking forward to doing this on
those 63
files indivdually!
Thanks,
theduke77 |