Recovering CCPro UI Styles

In the process of moving over some stylesheets, images, and HTML from my old TS 6.5 server to my fresh TS 7.4 install, I overwrote some of the files in the iw-cc.war/base folder. And now the UI of the CCPro just doesn't look right, and in some cases doesn't work right either.

Is there anyway to recover this folder to its original state without a rebuild? Can anyone spare a zipped up file of this folder? Thanks.

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Rick Poulin

Not without a rebuild, but if you remove your overrides from the customer_src structure and run a make_toolkit, it'll restore the originals.

JRomeo

Thanks. Using maketoolkit.bat seems like the best route, but I can't find the complete syntax for it in the TS 7.4.1 docs, only references to it in the Authoring guides. Can anyone provide a link? Thanks.

Rick Poulin

There is no extended syntax. Just cd to TeamSite/local/config/lib/content_center/customer_src and then run make_toolkit.ipl from inside this directory.

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JRomeo

This has been a big help. Everything has been restored except for the login page styles, and the CCPro nav pane styles, both attached here as screen caps. Previously the login screen had the "typical" dark black background with what looked like someone standing in the foreground. The nav pane had the "typical" black background / blue/white font colored style that I have in the Admin UI, which btw, was never affected. The CCPro UI is functional, just missing those styles. Thanks again for getting me this far.

Rick Poulin

That looks more like your browser failed to download those stylesheets, rather than bad CSS rules.. Use your browser's web console to make sure none of the CSS includes are failing to download, and inspect those HTML areas to make sure it's lack of rules rather than bad ones.

JRomeo

Resolved. I was able to get a fresh copy of the contents of iw-cc.war from another clean TeamSite 7.4.1 build. I replaced the corrupt copy with this, and that did the trick. I should mention that JBoss cached copies of some of the affected files, so I made nominal changes to these files and saved them. JBoss recognized the new mod dates, and reloaded accordingly. Thanks for the help!