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What is CMS?
In a nutshell, you can customize your entire Website or Appin this platform.
Sanity is the CMS (Content Management System) used to host content for RBI’s digital platforms. Sanity will structured and host your restaurant data, menu, marketing images, navigation, promotion and etc.
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To migrate an individual document, follow the instructions below:
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This process will also move children documents associated to the document you’re migrating
Next to the Publish button you will find a dropdown menu with the option Migrate.
Upon clicking on Migrate, you will be prompted to input your token.
Similarly to the migration tool process, you will need to select the destination dataset.
If there is changes to migrate, click on the Migrate button and wait for the migration to finish. Do not close the pop-up until the migration is complete.
When the migration is done, you should get a message indicating Migration Successfully Complete!
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How to schedule publishing of documents?
You are able to create a content and publish it in specific time.
Currently, the flow is as follows:
Update and Publish the content in Staging (E.g create a new combo)
Based on the best practices, test the combo in Staging, then migrate the individual document to Production.
Add the new combo to the section in Production and schedulethe change to the section - do not publish it.
When the scheduled date/time comes, the document should automatically publish.
It is important to note though, that there are certain documents whose visibility in the app is only dependent on whether the document is in Production (as opposed to only being visible when it is referenced in another document, like a combo in a section or a marketing tile on the feature home page document).
An example of this would be a static page document. The flow for these types of documents would be the same as the above, except you would click the Unpublish action on the document in Production after step 2 - then you would schedule the document to be published when you want it to be accessible.
Content can be schedule in two different ways:
Via Document Action
Via View Document Metadata
Via Document Action
Follow the steps below:
Next to the Publish button you will find a dropdown menu with the option Schedule.
Click the Schedule action and you will be prompted with a modal describing when you want the document to be published.
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View Document Metadata
Follow the steps below:
If a given document has a schedule attached to it, you will see the banner at the top of the document as well as a badge along the bottom of the document indicating that the document is scheduled.
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How can I check my schedules?
You can view all planned/successful scheduled content publishes in the Schedule overview tool (located in the top panel of tools).
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