I'm not an Evoq user, so I'm not sure if this is a bug or something else. In other versions of DNN, the list scrolls to all deleted pages.

Since you are an Evoq user, you are entitled to support on issues like this from DNN Corp. You could contact them for help.

For what it's worth, this is not a problem in DNN 9.3.2.

Good to know, but unfortunately we are stuck on 9.2 for a while since it is the highest version supported by one of our plugins.

I have a DNN 9.2.2 install. The single site showed exactly 15 modules in the recycle bin. That was too much of a coincidence for me, so I added a module to a page and deleted it. The Recycle Bin still shows 15 modules, and not the one I just deleted.

So, I'd conclude that this probably is a bug, and that it's been fixed at least by 9.3.2.

So ... I'll stick with my suggestion of contacting Evoq support.

(It might be possible to recover the module by doing some editing in the database. Unless you really know what you are doing here, or can test it on a copy of the production site, I wouldn't recommend that approach.)

Thanks for confirming, Joe!

I did play around in a copy of the database, but the after changing obvious things (like IsDeleted from True to False) in the Tabs table, the page is still inaccessible.  I suspect if I added things to the TabSettings and TabUrls tables it would work, but I think I'll just wait for a response from my support ticket instead...

Posted By cfuhrhop on 19 Jul 2019 09:04 AM

Thanks for confirming, Joe!

I did play around in a copy of the database, but the after changing obvious things (like IsDeleted from True to False) in the Tabs table, the page is still inaccessible.  I suspect if I added things to the TabSettings and TabUrls tables it would work, but I think I'll just wait for a response from my support ticket instead...

You probably already know this, but I'd always caution against directly querying anything the database for any application. 

When you change those values, you should know that it's rare for anything in the core to immediately exhibit any behavior differences until you clear the cache or recycle the application.  

Have you tried deleting some of the pages from the recycle bin?  This is a good idea to do on a regular basis.  Not only will it keep your website clean and help ensure higher-performance over time, but it will help increase everyone's productivity when using the recycle bin since there's less to sort through (in any version of DNN).  :) 

In your case, deleting some of the pages may help to show the page you're looking for.

Also, as Joe suggests, Evoq customers should consider contacting DNN Corp first.  Unfortunately, there are a lot of little oddities that Evoq does to DNN Platform to impact how it functions.

Just heard back from support- this is a known issue in 9.2.2.  The workaround is to reduce the size of the browser window and reload the page.  If the resolution is 1980x1080 or higher, there is a javascript problem that prevents the rest of the list from populating when scrolling.

Excellent!

As far as I can remember there are no breaking changes between 9.2.x and 9.3.x, did you actually try an upgrade or is it only because that module does not list 9.3 as a supported version yet ? That fix was part of 9.3.0 if I remember correctly.