Post #3881787
2026-07-15 19:13 UTC
To people that routinely use #CMS,
isn't there a feature (by about 1999), where if you delete a page, or make it not visible , it checks the rest of the site for links to that page, and removes them?
URLS ending ASPX aren't static. isn't the point of a CMS to automate dull and time consuming work?
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@channelOwen@fosstodon.org 2026-07-15 19:14
or do I have skills to "just find companies where they fired that intern several years ago?"
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@smitty@dice.camp 2026-07-15 19:30
@channelOwen@fosstodon.org The CMS we use does so, but with a gap. As long as you create the link using the CMS’ linking tool, it works. If someone just plopped an anchor tag in a rich text field, that won’t be corrected. It maintains a database of links, and it needs the linking tool to keep that up to date.