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Article ID: 330819 - Last Review: October 25, 2002 - Revision: 1.0
FIX: Edit Console Disappears When You Switch the Pages in an ASP Frame Site
This article was previously published under Q330819
After you migrate the Microsoft Content Management Server (MCMS) Method Systems sample site from MCMS 2001 to MCMS 2002, the edit console may disappear when you are in Edit mode.
Because of an incorrect script in the CMS 2001 Method System sample,
wbc_purpose=Basic querystring parameters are not propagated when the navigation URLs are generated in the navigation frame.
In the Extranet1Home.asp file of the Method System sample site, comment out the line where the
strCoverPageWBCFix variable is set.
To do this, change the code from
Dim strCoverPageWBCFix
If AutoSession.This.IsChannel Then
If AutoSession.IsModeUnpublished Then
strCoverPageWBCFix = "&wbc_Purpose=Basic"
End If
End If
to:
Dim strCoverPageWBCFix
If AutoSession.This.IsChannel Then
If AutoSession.IsModeUnpublished Then
'strCoverPageWBCFix = "&wbc_Purpose=Basic"
End If
End If
Microsoft has confirmed that this is a bug in the Microsoft products that are listed at the beginning of this article.
A script that exists in the MCMS 2001 Method Systems sample site is not necessary for MCMS 2002. You only see this problem if you have migrated the Method Systems sample site because this script is not included with MCMS 2002.
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- Microsoft Content Management Server 2002
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