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Jonathan West
I just upgraded to FrontPage 2003 from 2000 but continue to have a problem I
thought would be solved in the new version.
I can edit aspx pages in the design view in FrontPage with no problem, but
certain FrontPage functions are lost. The main thing I want is for links to
be updated when the page is moved or renamed. This includes links to
stylesheets, images, include pages, and other hyperlinks.
I've looked around at settings in FrontPage, and our server admin has added
aspx to the list of file types on IIS. But nothing seems to make a difference.
The really weird thing to me is that I am not having this problem with
classic asp pages. And I can see a difference in the icon that shows up in
front of aspx pages as opposed to asp when I am looking at a list of pages in
a folder in FrontPage. The asp pages have the same icon in front as html
pages, but aspx pages have the icon that shows up in front of files like inc,
asa, and css.
Is there a way to change this? If not, is there a way around it, like an
add-in? Or am I doomed to creating absolute links or changing relative links
manually?
Thanks for the help.
thought would be solved in the new version.
I can edit aspx pages in the design view in FrontPage with no problem, but
certain FrontPage functions are lost. The main thing I want is for links to
be updated when the page is moved or renamed. This includes links to
stylesheets, images, include pages, and other hyperlinks.
I've looked around at settings in FrontPage, and our server admin has added
aspx to the list of file types on IIS. But nothing seems to make a difference.
The really weird thing to me is that I am not having this problem with
classic asp pages. And I can see a difference in the icon that shows up in
front of aspx pages as opposed to asp when I am looking at a list of pages in
a folder in FrontPage. The asp pages have the same icon in front as html
pages, but aspx pages have the icon that shows up in front of files like inc,
asa, and css.
Is there a way to change this? If not, is there a way around it, like an
add-in? Or am I doomed to creating absolute links or changing relative links
manually?
Thanks for the help.