Outdated pages module

Michael D asked on February 6, 2020 20:13

In the Outdated pages module under Content management, a coworker and I are seeing different lists. Why is that? I can't find my source that suggests 2 different people will see different results.

And far less important, why does Kentico call it modules but the CMS has the heading as Applications?

Thank you for your time.

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Zach Perry answered on February 6, 2020 21:46

Do you both have the same filters set? Do you have have the same permissions to the pages?

I believe it was called modules before they redesigned the ADMIN and combined CMSSite and CMSAdmin.

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Michael D answered on February 6, 2020 21:51

Thanks for the response Zach.

Where can I check our filters?

As for pages, we are both Global administrators. Is there an easy place to check? I looked through Permissions but they look the same.

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Zach Perry answered on February 6, 2020 21:55

The filter is at the top of the page on the outdated pages module.

Just make sure one of you doesn't have it set to pages older than 1 year and the other has older than 2 years or something.

If you are both global admins you should be able to see everything.

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Michael D answered on February 6, 2020 22:00

thanks. yes, we matched the filters. He didn't have a role that I have so I matched it and am waiting to hear back if that fixed it. I'll let you know.

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Michael D answered on February 7, 2020 21:23

No, adding the role didn't help.

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Dat Nguyen answered on February 10, 2020 07:12 (last edited on February 10, 2020 07:22)

According to the source code, the Outdated Pages you see are the ones that you've personally created, modified, or checked out.

See \CMSModules\AdminControls\Controls\Documents\Documents.ascx.cs, SetupGridFilterWhereCondition() method

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