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Overview
This article will cover everything you need to know about Recycle Bins
There are 2 recycle bins each with on your ShareVision site. There are two Recycle Bins, one in the Quick Start Menu and one in Portal Settings. Each Recycle Bin holds a distinct purpose and permissions.
Recycle Bin - Front Endrequires different permission levels.
☑️ Requirements/Dependencies
Before working in the Quick Start Menu Recycle Bin and Portal Settings Recycle Bin you will need to:
Have an idea about what information is needed to be restored
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Quick Start Menu Recycle Bin
The Recycle Bin that is located from on the Quick Start menu provides storage for deleted Forms, Form Fields and Form Submissions.
Accessing the Quick Start Menu Recycle Bin
Login with
Staff users see items deleted by them
Staff users can restore items they deleted by clicking on the restore symbol
Login with ShareVision Administrator permissions
Site Administrators see items deleted by all users
Site Administrators can restore any items by clicking on the restore symbol
The recycle bin displays the following information
Restore button
Unique ID
This is a system field
Of the deleted
your ShareVision user credentials
Image AddedClick the Recycle Bin located by the Quick Start menu
Image AddedOnce in the Quick Start Recycle Bin you will be able to see any deleted Forms, Form Fields and Form Submissions. Most users will only be able to see their own deletions in the recycle bin, Site Administrators will be able to see deleted items from all users.
Each deleted entry will display the following fields in the recycle bin:
Image AddedAction: used to restore deleted entries
ID number: system field used as a unique identifier
Name: the name of the deleted entry
Type: lists if the deleted entry was a Form, Form Field or Form Submission
(Forms, Form Fields and Form Submissions),
Created By
User
: who
created the
entry
Deletion Time
Date
: what date and time the
entry was deleted
Deleted by
User who deleted the item
Deleted By: who deleted the entry
Searching the Recycle Bin
Use the Search Bar at the top of the Recycle Bin Page Part to find a specific item
Image AddedItems can be searched by Name and Type. Type a key word from the Name or Type of the deleted entry you wish to find and click enter/search, items that match the search criteria will appear.
Image AddedIf no items match your search criteria, a message will appear “There are no records found that were deleted by you”.
Image AddedRestoring an Item
To restore an entry from the Quick Start recycle bin, click the restore button in the Action field
Image AddedOnce the item has been restored a pop up will appear at the bottom of the screen confirming the restore has been successful
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If you are a staff user and cannot see an item that you believe has been deleted, you need to get in touch with please contact your ShareVision Administrator. |
Portal Settings Recycle Bin
The Recycle Bin that is located in the Portal Settings and stores deleted Portals with their related Pages and Page Parts, Pages with their related Page Parts, and Page Parts
Accessing the Portal Settings Recycle Bin
Must loginLogin with
your Site Administrator user credentials
Image AddedSelect (click on) your name in the upper right hand corner
Image AddedSelect Site Administration on the menu that appears
Image AddedThe Site Administration Home page will be displayed. Select Portal Settings in the Site Settings section:
Image AddedSelect the Recycle Bin Icon
Image AddedThe Recycle Bin will appear as a pop-up on your screen. The Portal Settings Recycle Bin
Click on the recycle symbol
The Portal Settings recycle bin displays deleted portals with their related pages and page parts, pages with their related page parts, and page parts.
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Clean Recycle Bin - removes all of the items from the recycle bin making them unavailable to restore |
will contain any deleted Portals, Pages and Page Parts
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Restoring an Item
Portals
When a Portal is selected in the Recycle Bin it will display the Portal name, any Pages or Page Parts that are in the portal, who deleted the Portal and when the deletion occurred.
Image AddedClicking the Restore button for a deleted Portal will restore the Portal, Pages, and Page Parts that were contained within the Portal.
Pages
Selecting a Page in the Recycle Bin will cause additional information to appear on the right hand side. The Page Name, Parent Portal Name (what Portal the Page was in before deletion), Page Parts on the Page, who deleted the Page and the Date and Time of deletion will be displayed.
Image AddedIf you would like to restore a Page, click the Restore button. Restoring a Page will also restore any Page Parts that were on the Page when it was deleted.
Page Parts
Selecting a Page Part will cause additional information to appear on the right hand side. The Page Part Name, Parent Page Name, Parent Portal Name, who deleted the Page Part and when the deletion occurred will be displayed.
Image AddedUsing the Restore button will return the Page Part to the Page listed as the Parent Page within the Parent Portal.
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Note: Page Parts cannot be restored if the form used by the |
Page Part has been deleted. Restore the deleted form before you restore a deleted page part. Review |
Portals, Pages and Page Parts can be restored following the steps below
Portals
Shows the number of deleted portal
Click drop-down menu to open the list of portals
Click on the name of a portal to get more details and access to the Restore button
Click the restore button to restore the portal with all the pages and page parts
Pages
Shows the number of deleted pages
Click drop-down menu to open the list of pages
Click on the name of a page to get more details and to access the Restore button
Click the restore button to restore the pages and related page parts
Page Parts
Shows the number of deleted page parts
Click drop-down menu to open the list of page parts
Click on the name of a page part to get more details and to access the Restore button
Click the restore button to restore the pages and related page parts
☑️ Requirements/Dependencies
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Once a Portal, Page, or Page Part has been successfully restored, a pop up will appear confirming the restoration.
Image AddedClean Recycle Bin
The Clean Recycle Bin button will permanently delete all items in the recycle bin, making them unavailable to be restored.
Image AddedPlease only use the Clean Recycle Bin button when you are certain that all items in the recycle bin will not need to be restored at a later date.
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