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Jop_Smith
Inspiring
September 24, 2015
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Breadcrumbs not showing correct Home Page Name

  • September 24, 2015
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RH2015 | WebHelp

I have a merged WebHelp system with a Breadcrumb placeholder in my master page. This all worked perfectly until I changed the Home Page Name from the default "Home". When I compile the parent and the child projects the breadcrumb still shows "Home" as the Home Page Name instead of the new name. After some investigation, I can see that when I compile the parent project it writes a file called MasterData_xml.js to each of the child projects. It's this file that still contains a reference to "Home":

gXMLBuffer ="<?xml version=\"1.0\"?>  <!--Automatically generated by RoboHTML. Should be present with merged project.-->  <MasterProject name=\"Online Help - ALB\" url=\"../../\"><Breadcrumbs><item name=\"Home\" url=\"Home.htm\"/></Breadcrumbs></MasterProject>";

Can anyone tell me how to force this .JS file to update or is it in fact a bug?

Thanks

Jonathan

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Correct answer Willam van Weelden

Mmh. Can you try enabling the SSL option, renaming there and disabling again. Does that fix the issue?

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Willam van Weelden
Willam van Weelden
Inspiring
September 24, 2015

Where did you change it? In the SSL settings? RH should check that for creating the MasterData file.

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Jop_SmithAuthor
Inspiring
September 24, 2015

No, because I'm not applying the breadcrumbs in the SSL. I'm applying them via a master page, using the Breadcrumb placeholder. I've edited it by double-clicking the placeholder and changing it in the Breadcrumb Options dialog box.

Willam van Weelden
Willam van Weelden
Inspiring
September 30, 2015

Willam you're a genius! That's fixed it.

Do you think it's a bug though? Would you expect the MasterData file to be updated when editing the Breadcrumb placeholder too?

Thanks

Jonathan


Yes, I think it is a bug. When you are using the breadcrumb placeholder, I expect RH to use the settings from there for your breadcrumbs. But since the placeholder and the SSL variant use the exact same code, I think this was forgotten somewhere.

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