As of version 1.5, there's an option that you can use both in code and/or the xml configuration file that specifies that comparison is done only on the doctype level and not the node name.
createIfExistsWithDifferentName (optional): This is true by default - it means that if you rename the automatically created node and republish its parent, a new node will be created. If you need to restrict node creation even more, then you can set this to False and it will not create a new node when a node of the same doctype is found.
New nodes are created when old are renamed ?
If AutoNode creates a node called Local Content of the type LocalContent and I rename that one to Modules.
Next time I publish the parent page AutoNode creates a new node named Local Content of the type LocalContent
It would be nice if the package only looked at the DocumentType and not the name.
Any news on this ?
Better late than never :)
As of version 1.5, there's an option that you can use both in code and/or the xml configuration file that specifies that comparison is done only on the doctype level and not the node name.
createIfExistsWithDifferentName (optional): This is true by default - it means that if you rename the automatically created node and republish its parent, a new node will be created. If you need to restrict node creation even more, then you can set this to False and it will not create a new node when a node of the same doctype is found.
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