Hi

Yes, but the way to do it depends on what you are
changing :-) Would you need to keep the original template?
Also, do you need to change the the template definition or
just the template file (*.aspx) or both?

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Mei Ying
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Hi Mei Ying ,

I dun need to keep the original , I use another template for it,  change the
the template definition and  the template file both......
Choihead
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> Hi
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> Yes, but the way to do it depends on what you are
> changing :-) Would you need to keep the original template?
> Also, do you need to change the the template definition or
> just the template file (*.aspx) or both?
>
> regards
> Mei Ying
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> Contact: meiyinglim@hotmail.com
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Hi

If the original can be thrown away, you could apply the=20
changes onto it directly. That's the easiest way - no need=20
to worry about changing posting GUIDs and such. Would this=20
solve the problem?

regards
Mei Ying

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>I dun need to keep the original , I use another template=20
for it,  change the
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>Choihead
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Hi Choihead,

the only way to achieve this is to recreate the posting based on the new
template.
If the new template is implemented as a connected template then the
placeholder content can be preserved.
Means you create the new template as connected template, create a connected
posting based on the connected template, then delete the original postings
and original template.

Cheers,
Stefan.

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> I dun need to keep the original , I use another template for it,  change
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> the template definition and  the template file both......
> Choihead
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