Caps in page names

OK, that's great. Changing page names isn't a big deal, but changing the links that might go to a previous version of a page name can be a lot of work. Thanks for researching this for me. I appreciate your help, and now I know so I can share the findings with others.

Bengo

Is there no chance at all to rename page in capitalized?

I unconciously renamed a page and now I can't go back to its original name in capital. I can't update my site because of this change in page name. There are so many pages affected by this and i am afraid to edit the links one by one.

Hello Monique I am referring to the file name of the page. To be specific, my tutorial page was "Tutorial" at first then for a reason i named it with something else. But when I renamed it again as "Tutorial", it cannot be because it always turned out as "tutorial".

But I fixed all the page already and changed all the menus and links that connect with my Tutorial because i have to update my site.

Kindly visit my site and hope everybody can help me check incorrect links. Thanks.

Grace,

If it's any comfort, my sites are a sad mix of CAPS and lower case names because a while back SynthaSite changed it so new names would all default to lower case. I have about 700 pages in this mess, though I change them to lc whenever I can. I assumed the reason was xml compatibility but now that I consider it, I don't remember if a reason was ever announced. There are probably many of us who named pages before the change and have either had to deal with legacy issues or bit the bullet and revamped all the page names.

Yet another example of how unilateral engineering decisions impact the customer and even the help desk doesn't seem aware of it. (I don't even speak to them any more, having found it likely only to generate a lecture about my conduct because I am fed up and say so.)

Don't forget to download your sites (all of you readers) periodically, because you never know what will happen.

Bengo

Regarding Monique's comment about engineer consideration. Nothing personal, Monique, but HELLO. Good engineers would have anticipated this, and irate customers at the time were told simply that the default was altered. I was one of them.

You must be aware that many of us skip the help desk because it doesn't represent our interests to engineering and it doesn't provide timely and efficient answers to puzzles created by engineering.

Also, those were not server logs you were given to send me. Someone had a little joke on you. If you still want to send them, it will speed our analysis of the design flaws in your server base, but I think the engineers I brought in to work on it are going to be finished shortly anyway, and ready to submit a report.

If I was a consultant, I would bill SynthaSite roughly $65,000 for the work we are doing. Not for you -- but for the people who build playhouses and cooking help sites and who can't even get accurate metrics for their efforts because of corporate arrogance. That would include a token amount to reimburse me for the year we lost by making a bad choice.