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Rob
Hi everyone.
Up until recently I have been using FP2000 on Win98 publishing from
localhost to A UNIX server with 2000 extensions installed - not a problem.
I have just installed XP PRO and IIS5?? and, upon the advice of this group,
upgraded to FP2002. Now I have the infamous duplicated included content when
using Include Pages and JBOTS 2002 mouseover image swaps. I use these
extensively. It seems sporadic - it looks ok for a while than after a page
save, there it is, the custom buttons etc from the included page in the main
page body. I have many web clients and dare not publish using my existing
set up to the 2000 enabled UNIX server. I have read about installing a patch
to correct this. I do not know what version of the server extensions I am
using and was under the impression that that upgrading to FP2002 would not
upset my otherwise perfect arrangement (that is using 2000 extensions on
Win98 and FP2000).
Very frustrated and panicky........Please advise on what action I need to
take.
Thank you very much in advance.
Rob Farris
Up until recently I have been using FP2000 on Win98 publishing from
localhost to A UNIX server with 2000 extensions installed - not a problem.
I have just installed XP PRO and IIS5?? and, upon the advice of this group,
upgraded to FP2002. Now I have the infamous duplicated included content when
using Include Pages and JBOTS 2002 mouseover image swaps. I use these
extensively. It seems sporadic - it looks ok for a while than after a page
save, there it is, the custom buttons etc from the included page in the main
page body. I have many web clients and dare not publish using my existing
set up to the 2000 enabled UNIX server. I have read about installing a patch
to correct this. I do not know what version of the server extensions I am
using and was under the impression that that upgrading to FP2002 would not
upset my otherwise perfect arrangement (that is using 2000 extensions on
Win98 and FP2000).
Very frustrated and panicky........Please advise on what action I need to
take.
Thank you very much in advance.
Rob Farris