Hello,

I have a user who accidentally deleted the home page of one of my mojo sites. I recreated a "Home" page, and the application appears to be recognizing it as the default.aspx page, however there are some other oddities still happening.  When the original home page got deleted, the next root level page was associated as the home page. Now, even though I have a new Home page, the second root page is still somehow being recognized in some ways as the home page, and the link for "Home" is the second root level page instead. The has also affected all the child pages that were associated with the original home page and no longer are.

I've gone into the advanced tools to make sure that there are no mappings and 301's in place that could be causing the problem, so there must be some other setting in the database.  Does anyone have any ideas before I start going to db tables trying to track this down???

Thank you!

~ Beth

I did that when I first created the page. When I look at Add/Edit Pages it shows "Home" as the first root level page. If I load the site the proper home page loads, but the "Home" on the navigation still links to the secondary root page that is not Home.  The 'real' home page that i created doesn't even show up on the navigation bar at, despite the fact that it is set to in Page Settings.  I've checked the 301 manager and the rewrites in Advanced Tools and there is nothing indicating a mapping or redirect in place.  This must be something in the database that still has the secondary page set as the new 'home' once the original home page had been deleted :-/

~ B

I ended up having to make all the other root pages children of "home" to finally get the app to recognize my new home page as the true top level home.  Yuck!  Hopefully no one decides to accidentally delete a home page again :-P

Thanks for the advice.

~ Beth