FP 2000 - Editing Corporate Information (address/telephone)

[texasbridget]

I have created a website and have published it live with no problems about 2
years ago. Unfortunately since publishing the live site, I deleted the files
on my computer, without saving a backup (i know, not too smart).

According to my webhost I can edit the html live and make changes to my
files.

My problem is this, the information that I need to change is the cororate
address and fax number. When creating the website, I used the Corporate Web
Presence Wizard which asked for the information and then put it into the
"Contact Area" of the index.htm page.

I have tried editing this information live - however, even though the html
text shows the new address, when I look at the actual page it still shows the
old address.

Does anyone know where the Wizard stores the data so that I can go to that
particular file and edit the information there.

If this does not work, my next question is - can I create a new index.html
page (without the acutal borders and other information) and substitute it for
the old page, thus changing the address but nothing else?

Anythoughts?

Thanks,
Bridget

 

[Rob Giordano \(Crash\)]

Open your web live

Sounds like it's in a shared border, which resides in the _borders
folder...as top.htm or bottom.htm..whatever.

Tools | Site Settings | Advanced ... check: Show hidden files & folders to
see the _borders folder.

Then you should Publish the site back to your local machine so you have a
copy and can work on it there (and have it as a bu)


|I have created a website and have published it live with no problems about
2
| years ago. Unfortunately since publishing the live site, I deleted the
files
| on my computer, without saving a backup (i know, not too smart).
|
| According to my webhost I can edit the html live and make changes to my
| files.
|
| My problem is this, the information that I need to change is the cororate
| address and fax number. When creating the website, I used the Corporate
Web
| Presence Wizard which asked for the information and then put it into the
| "Contact Area" of the index.htm page.
|
| I have tried editing this information live - however, even though the html
| text shows the new address, when I look at the actual page it still shows
the
| old address.
|
| Does anyone know where the Wizard stores the data so that I can go to that
| particular file and edit the information there.
|
| If this does not work, my next question is - can I create a new index.html
| page (without the acutal borders and other information) and substitute it
for
| the old page, thus changing the address but nothing else?
|
| Anythoughts?
|
| Thanks,
| Bridget

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

In the site parameters
Tools Site Settings Parameters
After changing it run a Tools Recalculate Hyperlinks

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|I have created a website and have published it live with no problems about 2
| years ago. Unfortunately since publishing the live site, I deleted the files
| on my computer, without saving a backup (i know, not too smart).
|
| According to my webhost I can edit the html live and make changes to my
| files.
|
| My problem is this, the information that I need to change is the cororate
| address and fax number. When creating the website, I used the Corporate Web
| Presence Wizard which asked for the information and then put it into the
| "Contact Area" of the index.htm page.
|
| I have tried editing this information live - however, even though the html
| text shows the new address, when I look at the actual page it still shows the
| old address.
|
| Does anyone know where the Wizard stores the data so that I can go to that
| particular file and edit the information there.
|
| If this does not work, my next question is - can I create a new index.html
| page (without the acutal borders and other information) and substitute it for
| the old page, thus changing the address but nothing else?
|
| Anythoughts?
|
| Thanks,
| Bridget