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pgken
Hi,
I have a web site with the master on my pc at home and the host is a remote
server. I upload regularly new pages and now have got to the stage where i
need to look at removing some of the earlier pages . These pages contain
brief text and are mostly photos created by using the insert/web
component/photogallery commands. Photos can be up to 80 per page.I always use
the http upload choice from the file/dropdown/publish web menu.
My question is this. When I delete these web pages in my master copy on my
pc at home and then go publish web, should i expect the corresponding pages
on the remote host server to also automatically delete the pages and all
thumbs and pics at that serverbe also deleted? The remote host is running a
linux system with i believe apache and front page extensions.
I have been given conflicting info.
1 Yes it will
2 No you have to publish the site using http access the remote site (which i
can see okay) and manually delete the pages at that level.
All help advice gratefully received
Cheers
I have a web site with the master on my pc at home and the host is a remote
server. I upload regularly new pages and now have got to the stage where i
need to look at removing some of the earlier pages . These pages contain
brief text and are mostly photos created by using the insert/web
component/photogallery commands. Photos can be up to 80 per page.I always use
the http upload choice from the file/dropdown/publish web menu.
My question is this. When I delete these web pages in my master copy on my
pc at home and then go publish web, should i expect the corresponding pages
on the remote host server to also automatically delete the pages and all
thumbs and pics at that serverbe also deleted? The remote host is running a
linux system with i believe apache and front page extensions.
I have been given conflicting info.
1 Yes it will
2 No you have to publish the site using http access the remote site (which i
can see okay) and manually delete the pages at that level.
All help advice gratefully received
Cheers