How do I list every page in my site

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purcell's picture

We have a monster of a site, poorly organized and full of pages that are not accessible through the primary navigation. We are going through an IA redesign and splitting the site into multiple smaller sites.

I need to generate a list of all of our pages so that the content owners can go through and tag each page based on which site it is relevant to. Is this a simple query to the db for each url and page title and spit that out into a document, or is there another standard way of generating this type of list?

Thanks,

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http://www.example.com/admin/

jrearick's picture

http://www.example.com/admin/content/node ? Reset or modify the filter as necessary.

Views and Flags

jwillers's picture

Personally, I would create a view that lists all the pertinent info and then set Flags or do something with VBO to mark the items. I often use Views to create Accordions of all content types so I can see what's going on with the site.

Hope that helps!

in the db

evilwire's picture

I was just looking into this.

If you want a code-free solution: I agree with jwiller's solution.

On the other hand, if you are looking for where the pages are stored in the db, you might want to look into the table

node

(which is what jrearick is referring to in his example.) You can then filter on type or nid, as needs be.

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