What is the difference between "apply" and "save & Close"

david ndlovu asked on September 3, 2019 12:46

Hi there

I am new to kentico 11, I wanted to find out what is the difference "Apply" and "Save & Close" when editing a web part. I was expecting that if I click apply that only saves but does not publish to live. But both save and publish to live site. Do any of them have anything to do with workflows.

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vasu yerramsetti answered on September 3, 2019 13:24

Apply - You can see the applied changes in Live Site/Preview option without closing the web part properties/configuration window.

Save & Close - You can see the changes in Live Site/Preview with closing the web part properties/configuration window.

Web part configuration changes in Page level: If workflow applied then it require publishing the document. Without publishing these ("Apply" and "Save & close") changes will not reflect.

Web part configuration changes in Page Template level: No workflow applied.

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david ndlovu answered on September 3, 2019 13:38

Hi Vasu

Thank you for the explanation off "apply" vs "save & close".This is my pages tree: Root->Home{folder:Sections{page menu item: footer,header}} I hope this help. So I enabled workflow on footer only and is a placeholder to home and have a Editable text webpart, when I input text in the content panel and click "apply" or "save & close" those changes they immediately appear on live without a publish. I dont't think this is correct, would you agree?

Best regards David

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vasu yerramsetti answered on September 3, 2019 15:35

Yes, agree. Hope you are performing content changes from the "Design Tab".

Workflow will only apply for Page tab and Form tab, but not for Design Tab.

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david ndlovu answered on September 4, 2019 07:50

Hi Vasu

This information was very use full,thank you.

Best regards David

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