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35 lines
897 B
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!3 We should be able to move a page from one location to another.
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First build a page, a subpage to move, and a target page to move it to.
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|Page creator.|
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|Page name. |Page contents.|valid?|
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|!-ParentPage-! |x |true |
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|!-ParentPage.SubPage-!|sub page |true |
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|!-NewParentPage-! |x |true |
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Then move that page.
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|Response Requester.|
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|uri |status?|
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|!-ParentPage.SubPage?responder=movePage&newLocation=NewParentPage-!||
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Next fetch the moved page.
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|Response Requester.|
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|uri|valid?|contents?|
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|!-NewParentPage.SubPage-!|true||
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Make sure that the sub page can be referenced in it's new location.
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|Response Examiner.|
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|type |pattern|matches?|wrapped html?|
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|contents|sub page|true||
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Make sure that there is no sub page beneath !-ParentPage-!.
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!|Response Requester.|
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|uri|valid?|contents?|
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|ParentPage.SubPage?getPage&dontCreatePage|false||
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