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ZeroSixty
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If I enter a SiteID in the search box (on the 'Sites' page), it doesn't work. The string of numbers in the admin panel doesn't match the Site ID, so how do I find a site from a list of hundreds or thousands?
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That is the purpose of finding SiteID? This entity is for internal purposes. If you use SB 3.0.0 or 3.0.1, I highly recommend you to upgrade to 3.0.2.
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Hello SibProgrammer,
Not sure what you were asking me but I am using 3.0.2.
Not sure what you were asking me but I am using 3.0.2.
Ok, I recommend you to use 3.0.2, cause only in this version 'owning sites' feature works correctly (there was a bug with SiteId).
The search of the site knowing it's SiteId to edit publish properties is imposible by using 'search' box. But you can use a little trick. Enter path http://<host>/Admin/Site/Edit?siteId=<SiteId> manually in browser's path bar.
If you want to edit site in wizard, I guess you already know the URL (which contains SiteId).
The search of the site knowing it's SiteId to edit publish properties is imposible by using 'search' box. But you can use a little trick. Enter path http://<host>/Admin/Site/Edit?siteId=<SiteId> manually in browser's path bar.
If you want to edit site in wizard, I guess you already know the URL (which contains SiteId).