danielphiinx

Nevermind what i said before, I figured it out.
If you pass the following SQL query to the database it should correct the pages/posts damage.

In SQL:

UPDATE wp_posts
SET post_type = ‘page’
WHERE menu_order<>’0′

In PHP:

$sql = ‘UPDATE wp_posts‘
. ‘ SET post_type = \’page\”
. ‘ WHERE menu_order<>\’0\”
. ‘ ‘;

I did as you suggested, it worked. now what i need to know is, is ther anything besides the mysql post_type tag which differentiates pages from posts (so i could automate restoration)