From: Reini U. <ru...@x-...> - 2004-07-08 09:42:35
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John Cole wrote: > Reini, > The rename multiple seems to act odd ;-) > > Here is my situation, I have a bunch of pages: > > chapter1/part1 > chapter1/part2 > chapter1/part3 > > etc... > > I realised that I need to have things named chapter01/part01, so I went to > the admin menu and tried the admin select on chapter1/part* and it selected > all of the pages I wanted to rename. Great! > > Now, I made sure all were selected and pressed the rename button. It came > back with a page with a rename to->from box at the top. This page will not > let me go on to the next one without putting something into the top rename > from->to boxes, so I fill one out from: chapter1/part1 to:chapter01/part01 > and press rename selected pages (all are selected) > > Next I'm back at a similar page, but with a 'Rename to' box next to each > selected page. Looking good. > > I make all of my changes and press yes. > > And, it changes only the one I filled in the first from->to box, and the > rest is returns Couldn't rename page 'chapter1/part2' to 'chapter01/part02' > > Hopefully it's something simple :-) First rename "chapter1/*" from "chapter1/" to "chapter01/". Then rename "chapter01/*" from "part" to "part0". PS: The new regex option will help in the second step. "(\d)" => "0\1" if the parts are named like "part<number>" -- Reini Urban http://xarch.tu-graz.ac.at/home/rurban/ |