Distinguish 'Node', 'Document', 'Page' notions in Kentico

Jarvis Robertson asked on May 14, 2014 22:22

Dear mate,

I'm newbie in Kentico, I'm trying to distinguish notion between 'Node', 'Document', 'Page' in Kention. Would you like to help me to distinguish them ? Thank you so much.

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Ivana Liptakova answered on May 15, 2014 04:44

Hi,

a difference between 'Document' and 'Node' is described on Document database structure.

To sum up: 'Node' contains the basic information about a document (node ID, alias path, template ID, content tree related information, etc.). One Node object can be related to multiple 'Document' object. Document can be culture specific and contains localized content (document name, description, etc.). Every 'Document' has only one parent 'Node'. That is why it can be simply localized in the content tree.

'Page' is a cached object (see more about page cache on Cache types) which contains node, document and page template data.

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Jarvis Robertson answered on May 16, 2014 05:30

Hi Ivana,

Thank you so much !

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