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dirkji
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Posted 04/18/05 - 06:49 AM:	#1
I have a problem with categories: I added some categories under category 123 using this method: aa[,]bb[,]cc[,]dd I deleted cc, but instead of only deleting cc, all subcategories (under category 123) are gone. The are still in the admin panel, but don't show up in the directory. Then if I add another subcategory to 123, all subcategories show up again. What's wrong? Kind Regards, Dirk.

Paul
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Posted 04/18/05 - 08:48 PM:	#2
I'd guess a count must be off somewhere. Try regenerating counters.
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dirkji
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Posted 04/20/05 - 01:40 AM:	#3
Thanks Paul, that worked. Another thing: My categories sort default by priority. I don't understand how WSN Links sorts categories that have the same priority and are bulk inputed like this: A[,]B[,]C[,]D Sometimes the results are: A B C D Sometimes: B C D A and other variations. The only page where categories have to be sorted by priority is the main page and 1 level deep. After that I want categories to sort alphabeticaly. Is this possible? Cheers, Dirk.

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Posted 04/20/05 - 04:09 PM:	#4
If the priority is the same, and priority is your sort order, then anything with the same priority is not sorted. There's no secondary sort order for categories, though there may be in the future.
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