Using the HumanFriendly Attribute I found an instance which is repeatable where a child page Level 4, editing a Text/Html Module modified the HTML in a Text/HTML module on the Parent Page.

Anybody ever see this?

Steve

Since I did the first post I have determined it has nothing to do with the Module rather it is a URL Rewriter - DNN issue. Some scenarios work others do not. This seems to only happen sometimes when the target page is Level 4. It doen't matter if you use the Menu, a Link, the LInks Module, or the Pages Admin page.

Here is an example of a parent child relationship which works

Parent Page
http://www.somedomain.com/Products/SoftwareforMailing/TagMaster.aspx
And the Child
http://www.somedomain.com/Products/SoftwareforMailing/TagMaster/TagMasterFeatures.aspx

Here is an example of a parent child relationship which does not work

Parent Page
http://www.somedomain.com/Products/SoftwareforMailing/DropShipIT.aspx
Child Page
http://www.somedomain.com/Products/SoftwareforMailing/DropShipIT/DropShipITFeatures.aspx

Whenever you try to access the Child page from anywhere on the site and even a direct URL in the location combobox, DNN wll deliver the Parent Page Content, with the Child URL.

I have tried doing a little debugging, but I am in the middle is a New Site Version and do not have time to spend on this issue.

Bump

Any ideas on this. I have now found this to be an issue on 3rd level pages. URL is correct but the actual page is the parent.

Example:

Parent:
http://www.windowbook.com/Support/SoftwareUpdates.aspx

Child:
http://www.windowbook.com/Support/SoftwareUpdates/ReleaseNotes.aspx

Both links display the parent. I have restarted the Applicaiton multiple times.

Now it does not matter where the Child page is. Even if I put it as a top level menu item it goes to the original Parent.

I think I have figured it out. Some friendly URL Rules were causing the problems.

Sorry to Bother