Incomplete publish

[novus]

I use XP and FP2003 and publish from a local computer to the remote site on
my ISP. I have large site that makes heavy use of nested include pages. Whwn
I change one of the include pages it updates pages OK on my local site but
when I publish not all updated information is reflected on the remote site.
I work around this by forcing a publish of the pages which are still showing
the older contents of the include pages and that solves the problem.

I believe that the problem is caused by memory allocation or somesuch
settings on FP extensionsat ISP end> If this is the case, can someone tell
me what settings I request that my ISP change (they don't seem to konow a
lot abot FP extensions.

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

Before you publish run a tools recalculate hyperlinks
- it may help to Publish All once top get the sites in sync

--

_____________________________________________
SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
"Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
http://www.frontpagemvps.com/FrontPageNewsGroups/tabid/53/Default.aspx
_____________________________________________


|I use XP and FP2003 and publish from a local computer to the remote site on
| my ISP. I have large site that makes heavy use of nested include pages. Whwn
| I change one of the include pages it updates pages OK on my local site but
| when I publish not all updated information is reflected on the remote site.
| I work around this by forcing a publish of the pages which are still showing
| the older contents of the include pages and that solves the problem.
|
| I believe that the problem is caused by memory allocation or somesuch
| settings on FP extensionsat ISP end> If this is the case, can someone tell
| me what settings I request that my ISP change (they don't seem to konow a
| lot abot FP extensions.
|
|

 

[novus]

Performing a Recalculate Hyperlinks on either the local or remote site does
not solve the problem. Only forcing a publish of the offending pages does.
The remote site seems to only get so far in terms of processing thenested
include pages and then gives up - presumabl due to stack or memory
allocations. (The site is large and complex).

novus