Some time ago, I created two types of content: “protocol” and “protocol2”. They were a little different, and I was not yet sure which one was best for my purposes, so I tried both and created some content for each of them. After a little testing, I came to the conclusion that “protocol2” was the one that I was going to use, and that I wanted it to be called “protocol” and not “protocol2”. But I wanted to keep a different version of the protocol content type, so I taught that I would just write my names.
So I tried to flip their names, but during this process something went wrong with the “protocol2” content type that I wanted to use, and it just disappeared. Or I taught. In any case, I renamed 'protocol' to 'protocol1' (name and machine name). And recreated the one that disappeared. I gave him the name "Protocol" and tried to give him the name "protocol" of the machine name, but that did not work, so I had to call him protocol2 again.
Now I found that in the node_type database, the database actually has a content type called “protocol” of the machine name, which does not appear when I look at “Structure”> “Content Types” on the page. Can I just delete it from this table or is there any other way to do this?
I used Organic groups and had a content type like "protocol" or "protocol2" associated with some groups (I don’t remember which one). And I think this overshadows one of the views on the band page. A list with the heading "Publish content for the group" consists of "Mail" and an empty list item. Where can I manage this list? Shouldn't this be a point of view?
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