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Originally Posted by SS9267547
Vossi: If I think I'm understanding you correctly, when your users edit a glossary topic that is in the system already they don't need to rename the name to make changes. What the duplicate check system does is makes sure that for example a user does not add or change a term to one that is already in the system. So for example I have the term 'DVD' in the system. Now I can add to the term and save the changes as DVD. Now if I were to edit the term 'HDDVD' and try to save it as 'DVD' which is already a term in the system it will not allow me.
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Hi Lucas,
hm, let me explain it like this:
There already is an entry called DVD and one of my users looks at it and wants to edit this entry by writing some more text into it. My user ist chooses the Edit-Funktion and is getting the edit-window. When he complete the entry and wants to save it, the system says
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There is already a glossary term named 'DVD'. You may not create duplicate names.
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Well, of coz there is a term called DVD, but he just wanted to edit the text.
That's actually the thing which I don't understand.

Is there a function in AdminCP which I have to change? Or any known bug for this?
Even I as the admin cannot edit the text our of the normal board, only when I join the AdminCP and change it there.