save_parent_changes

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... in move_node.naml
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<macro name="save_parent_changes">
    <n.catch_exception. id="save-block">
        <n.edit_page_node.>
            <!-- If the URL is empty, we use the current app -->
            <n.if.is_empty.trim.parent_url_field.value>
                <then.parent_url_field.set_value value="[n.page_node.get_app_node.url/]"/>
            </n.if.is_empty.trim.parent_url_field.value>
 
            <!-- If same site, just move. Otherwise, export it. -->
            <n.if.url_belongs_to_site url="[n.parent_url_field.value/]">
                <then>
                    <n.set_parent_url parent_url="[n.parent_url_field.value/]" />
                    <n.save_node/>
                </then>
                <else>
                    <n.if.is_valid_export_permalink permalink="[n.parent_url_field.value/]">
                        <then>
                            <!-- Hardcoded link until ExportConfirmation is templated -->
                            <n.set_var. name='url'>/catalog/ExportConfirmation.jtp?node=<n.page_node.id/>&url=<n.parent_url_field.value/></n.set_var.>
                            <n.redirect_to.var name='url'/>
                        </then>
                        <else>
                            <n.throw_template_exception name="invalid_permalink"/>
                        </else>
                    </n.if.is_valid_export_permalink>
                </else>
            </n.if.url_belongs_to_site>
        </n.edit_page_node.>
        <n.redirect_to.page_node.path/>
    </n.catch_exception.>
</macro>