(27296684) When the tree nodes are more than page size, you cannot put the focus back on the tree using the keyboard alone.
Workaround: To avoid the keyboard issue, search for the last added site via the filter. Once it is displayed in UI, use the Tab key to navigate to the site and de-select it by pressing the Space bar. Return and remove the filter. Keyboard access to any node of the tree is restored.
(13313881) Property updates may be lost in multi-tab Quick Edit dialogs.
When creating duplicate sites, the code verifies if a property has been updated. In multi-tab environments, when the property is validated in one tab, the second tab will not recognize that the first tab has been updated and will overwrite the new property data with the data from the repository.
Workaround: It is recommended that you do not create multiple tabs within the Quick Editing dialog.
(13312895) NPE when creating a duplicate site with a Site ID greater than 40 characters.
When creating duplicate sites, if you create a site with a Site ID greater than 40 characters, when you try and save the site, you will get an error indicating that the Site ID maximum length has been exceeded.
Workaround: It is recommended that you do not create sites with Site IDs greater than 40 characters.
(13302460) Sort order incorrect when Sort By Name is enabled and a site or site group is modified.
If you enable Sort by Name, and then modify a site or site group name, the new name will not appear in the correct place in the sort order.
(13298263) When you unregister a shareable, it is not completely removed from the repository.
When you unregister a shareable, you must edit each site group that uses the shareable and resave the site group. This will remove any legacy information for the shareable.
(13294543) When updating the SiteRepository
, use the Site Admin UI. Do not edit the SiteRepository
using the ACC or any other tools. If you edit the SiteRepository
without using the Site Admin UI, the site data will not be handled correctly, resulting in unexpected behavior.