Is there a way to change parent document type? For a document type. Let say I have "page", which I created without model generated template, than I created "genericPage" which has set template and strong type genereted for it. Now half og my website is document types are inherited from "page" and half (which I created later) is inherited from "genericPage". Now I would like to change inherited types of children of "page" to become children of "genericPage". Is something like that possible?
I found table cmsContentType2ContentType which is basically parent => child binding table, so you want to edit parent id there.
and in order to display your new content types under correct node you have to also update umbracoNode there is level and parentId, columns, which you will need to update (level only in case your level changes.)
Changing parent Document type
Is there a way to change parent document type? For a document type. Let say I have "page", which I created without model generated template, than I created "genericPage" which has set template and strong type genereted for it. Now half og my website is document types are inherited from "page" and half (which I created later) is inherited from "genericPage". Now I would like to change inherited types of children of "page" to become children of "genericPage". Is something like that possible?
I figured it out, first I found this great SQL script which lets you search for value in any table inside any row, that helped with my research.
https://support.symantec.com/en_US/article.HOWTO61242.html
I found table
cmsContentType2ContentTypewhich is basically parent => child binding table, so you want to edit parent id there.and in order to display your new content types under correct node you have to also update
umbracoNodethere is level and parentId, columns, which you will need to update (level only in case your level changes.)is working on a reply...
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