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AlexD
I have moved from the general questions section as advised
I have followed the below and it all seemed to make sense. I re linked the
pages and then deleted the index pages on filezilla and reloaded, but now I
have got my homepage, but none of the other pages appear when loaded. URL
error messages on everyone
I deleted the xmas page which has taken away all the links, but this
obviously hasnt helped
As well as some advice I'm not necessarily sure my publisher website is
loading in the right place on filezila. I cleaered the index files down and
reoaded, but rather than converting it appears publisher is just sitting
there as a normal publisher file whereas when I use the FTP download within
publisher I save over the index htm file. when I see this index htm on
filezilla it only appears small in size
I think I must have missed a step somehwhere. It is possible the website has
just been played around with too much? If I renamed all the pages and files
would that help?
I am now rambling and would appreciate any further help
Regards
Alex
First of all, you do not have the FPSE installed. As per the article I
referenced if you check the link:
http://www.theaxeandcompass.co.uk/_vti_inf.html this tells you that the FPSE
have not been installed. But since you do not seem to have a form on your
site, you don't have to use HTTP uploading...you can use FTP, and FileZilla.
It might be wise when you are ready to upload fresh web files to log on to
your site and delete the index.htm file and the index_files folder on your
server. It is possible that your server is set to not allow you to overwrite
the old files, and that is why you didn't get a complete upload. Your
"Christmas" page has not been uploaded:
http://www.theaxeandcompass.co.uk/index_files/Page313.htm
As to the navbar and links not being correct, you will need to repair it or
rebuild it. I will assume that you are using Pub 2003. Click on the navbar
on the first page in your Pub file to select it. Then go to Format >
Navigation Bar Properties. In the dialog that comes up, select the link to
the Christmas page, and remove it, OK out of the dialog and the link should
be gone from your navbar on the first page. Now go to the Christmas page,
Tools > Web page Options and confirm that you have the "Add hyperlink to new
navigation bars that are added to this publication" checked. Now select the
navbar again, Format > Nav bar properties. Make sure the checkbox to update
the navbar is checked at the bottom of the navbar. Then click the Add link,
and a new dialog pops up. Select the Christmas page, and make sure the Text
to display field at the top says what you want on the navbar button. Ok out,
and the navbar should show up on all pages now with the Christmas navbar
button. If that does not work, then you may need to rebuild the entire
navbar, but try the repair first.
You should be ready to republish now. As I suggested delete the old
index.htm file and index_files folder off the web server before you upload
the new. That is one of the advantages of using FileZilla. It makes it easy
to browse the files on the server and manage them.
After this response, please move to the web design group as requested, so
others that are familiar with using Publisher for webs can assist and learn.
And this time include the version of Publisher. Good luck.
DavidF
I have followed the below and it all seemed to make sense. I re linked the
pages and then deleted the index pages on filezilla and reloaded, but now I
have got my homepage, but none of the other pages appear when loaded. URL
error messages on everyone
I deleted the xmas page which has taken away all the links, but this
obviously hasnt helped
As well as some advice I'm not necessarily sure my publisher website is
loading in the right place on filezila. I cleaered the index files down and
reoaded, but rather than converting it appears publisher is just sitting
there as a normal publisher file whereas when I use the FTP download within
publisher I save over the index htm file. when I see this index htm on
filezilla it only appears small in size
I think I must have missed a step somehwhere. It is possible the website has
just been played around with too much? If I renamed all the pages and files
would that help?
I am now rambling and would appreciate any further help
Regards
Alex
First of all, you do not have the FPSE installed. As per the article I
referenced if you check the link:
http://www.theaxeandcompass.co.uk/_vti_inf.html this tells you that the FPSE
have not been installed. But since you do not seem to have a form on your
site, you don't have to use HTTP uploading...you can use FTP, and FileZilla.
It might be wise when you are ready to upload fresh web files to log on to
your site and delete the index.htm file and the index_files folder on your
server. It is possible that your server is set to not allow you to overwrite
the old files, and that is why you didn't get a complete upload. Your
"Christmas" page has not been uploaded:
http://www.theaxeandcompass.co.uk/index_files/Page313.htm
As to the navbar and links not being correct, you will need to repair it or
rebuild it. I will assume that you are using Pub 2003. Click on the navbar
on the first page in your Pub file to select it. Then go to Format >
Navigation Bar Properties. In the dialog that comes up, select the link to
the Christmas page, and remove it, OK out of the dialog and the link should
be gone from your navbar on the first page. Now go to the Christmas page,
Tools > Web page Options and confirm that you have the "Add hyperlink to new
navigation bars that are added to this publication" checked. Now select the
navbar again, Format > Nav bar properties. Make sure the checkbox to update
the navbar is checked at the bottom of the navbar. Then click the Add link,
and a new dialog pops up. Select the Christmas page, and make sure the Text
to display field at the top says what you want on the navbar button. Ok out,
and the navbar should show up on all pages now with the Christmas navbar
button. If that does not work, then you may need to rebuild the entire
navbar, but try the repair first.
You should be ready to republish now. As I suggested delete the old
index.htm file and index_files folder off the web server before you upload
the new. That is one of the advantages of using FileZilla. It makes it easy
to browse the files on the server and manage them.
After this response, please move to the web design group as requested, so
others that are familiar with using Publisher for webs can assist and learn.
And this time include the version of Publisher. Good luck.
DavidF