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Prior to this change, "Restore default pages" used `MERGE` import mode,
which only adds or updates pages and navigation — it never removes
anything, so a manually created page, or a navigation node produced by
copy/paste, stayed in place after a restore.
This change switches the restore action to the new `RESTORE_DEFAULTS`
import mode (introduced in the companion gatein-portal change) instead:
it behaves like `MERGE` for anything outside a default page (so
independent custom content at the site's navigation root is always
preserved), but destroys orphan nodes nested inside a default
page/section (e.g. a page added, pasted, or left behind inside an
existing section) — restoring defaults without the collateral damage
that made `OVERWRITE` unsafe.
…#546)

Prior to this change, the topbar "Edit navigation" button always opened the navigation tree of whichever site was currently being browsed, regardless of which site actually owned the current page's navigation node. Since global navigation nodes are merged into every site's menu, a page reachable only through the global site's navigation (e.g. Settings, Profile) — while browsed under another site such as dw — opened that site's navigation editor instead of global's.
This change resolves the actual owning site of the current page's navigation node (via eXo.env.portal.selectedNodeId) before opening the drawer, falling back to today's behavior whenever no node is selected or the lookup fails. A page listed only in global now opens global's navigation for editing; a page listed in both a site and global (e.g. People, in both dw and global) still opens that site's own navigation, not global's.
…0.9 (#547)

Prior to this change, the "Restore Layout" option in the site navigation menu was never displayed.
This change will display the option only for default/product pages by relying on the new `canRestoreLayout` flag: the backend fills it while building the navigation tree (`RestEntityBuilder`/`SiteLayoutRest`), and the menu (`NodeItemMenu.vue`) shows the option only when the page is editable and restorable, so it appears for product pages and stays hidden for customized ones.
…7.3.0.9 (#548)

This change will review move Up/ move on item in the navigation.
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MayTekayaa requested a review from ahamdi July 30, 2026 14:35
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