Hello , Good Evening ,
I had created a website a year before .in mean time the client has changed the some content and images .Now they came back to me and adding 2-3 pages in website .my question is without taking backup and generating scripts in db can i merge my newly added pages and content in same database is possible .If its possible how can i . explain the steps
You can create the same pages and images, but its not possible to move some parts of content between databases if it's not Umbraco as a Service.
Did you use Umbraco as a Service in project?
Your choices (without Courier) are to take a back up and restore and also copy down the Media directory. Then you'd have to implement a content freeze and then copy and restore back over... not usually the right way to go.
Or your dev locally, create your new doc types etc and then recreate these on live (taking care to match names and template names especially) and then deploy your code changes.
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Hello , Good Evening , I had created a website a year before .in mean time the client has changed the some content and images .Now they came back to me and adding 2-3 pages in website .my question is without taking backup and generating scripts in db can i merge my newly added pages and content in same database is possible .If its possible how can i . explain the steps
Hi subhakar,
You can create the same pages and images, but its not possible to move some parts of content between databases if it's not Umbraco as a Service. Did you use Umbraco as a Service in project?
Thanks,
Alex
Could you perhaps use Courier to export those items you wish to move over?
You could create a revision with just the new items then install those into the other environment.
Hi,
Your choices (without Courier) are to take a back up and restore and also copy down the Media directory. Then you'd have to implement a content freeze and then copy and restore back over... not usually the right way to go.
Or your dev locally, create your new doc types etc and then recreate these on live (taking care to match names and template names especially) and then deploy your code changes.
uSync makes doctypes nice and simple.
Steve
thanks for the reply well i will try your suggestion
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