Hey..nice stinkpot! ;-)...I usta skipper a 72' loa blue water ketch - it was
a tough life...rum, sun, sail, rum, sun, sail...hated it
message | At last, thanks to you, Thomas & Robb, I can really say I'm back in
business.
| I created a new folder and published the local copy of the updated website
| back to it, then re-published it successfully out to the Infoquest server.
So
| I invite you to check it out at
http://www.hansonsouvenir.com .
| --
| gljunket
|
|
| "Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
|
| > You have to remove the www and the .com from the folder name. Try
renaming from Windows Explorer. If
| > that doesn't work then create new folder, then publish your local copy
to this new folder, then you
| > should be able to publish to the live/remote server.
| >
| > --
| > ==============================================
| > Thomas A. Rowe
| > Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
| >
| >
http://www.Ecom-Data.com
| > ==============================================
| >
| >
| > "(e-mail address removed)" <
[email protected]>
wrote in message
| > | > > This is taking on saga dimensions! I have your second example: The
address on
| > > my HD is C://Documents and Settings/user/My Documents/My
| > > Webs/
http://www.hansonsouvenir.com. So I guess "disk based web"
sounds
| > > right. When I open that with FP and Publish, I get "tilt" and a
statement
| > > something like "You can't publish that back to itself" Now what? Stay
with me
| > > now........
| > > --
| > > gljunket
| > >
| > >
| > > "Rob Giordano (Crash)" wrote:
| > >
| > >> huh?
| > >>
| > >> If you Published back to your hd and you're running IIS the url would
be
| > >> something like
http://localhost/yourwebname
| > >> If you Published back to your hd and its a disk based web it would be
| > >> something like C:\My Documents\My Websites\yourwebname
| > >>
| > >> If it's the first example just make sure you open your local web
from that
| > >> address first THEN Publish to
http://WWW.yourwebname.com
| > >>
| > >> confused yet?
| > >>
| > >>
| > >> "(e-mail address removed)" <
[email protected]>
wrote in
| > >> message | > >> | Ooops! Guess I'm not done yet........if you're still paying
attention?
| > >> After
| > >> | I updated my Home Page on FP, I tried to Publish it, I ran into
another
| > >> wall.
| > >> | It seems when I pusblished the website back to my hard drive, the
folder
| > >> name
| > >> | remained the same as the URL (
http://..........). So now when I try
to
| > >> | Publish back to the website, it won't do it because it thinks I'm
trying
| > >> to
| > >> | publish it "back to itself." And it won't let me Rename the folder.
Do I
| > >> have
| > >> | to start over, and then rename it?
| > >> | --
| > >> | gljunket
| > >> |
| > >> |
| > >> | "Rob Giordano (Crash)" wrote:
| > >> |
| > >> | > Well then; carry on! Glad you got it sorted.
| > >> | > Yer welcome.
| > >> | >
| > >> | >
| > >> | > "(e-mail address removed)"
<
[email protected]>
| > >> wrote in
| > >> | > message
| > >> | > | OK, I confess, I made a mess out of re-creating the Themes and
Shared
| > >> | > | Borders. So from your instructions, I figured out how to open
my
| > >> website
| > >> | > | directly in FP, then Published it back to my hard drive. It
worked!
| > >> You're
| > >> | > | right, better than Import. NOW I can get on with updating the
website.
| > >> | > THANK
| > >> | > | YOU!!
| > >> | > | --
| > >> | > | gljunket
| > >> | > |
| > >> | > |
| > >> | > | "Rob Giordano (Crash)" wrote:
| > >> | > |
| > >> | > | > You need to Publish to get everything, not Import.
| > >> | > | >
| > >> | > | > Open FP
| > >> | > | > File | Open Site
| > >> | > | > open your
http://www.websitename.xxx this will open your web
site
| > >> "live"
| > >> | > | > from the remote server
| > >> | > | > then
| > >> | > | > File | Publish and Publish to a location on your local
hardrive (it
| > >> can
| > >> | > be
| > >> | > | > named anything) Publish to a new location don't overwrite
your other
| > >> | > copies
| > >> | > | > just to be safe.
| > >> | > | >
| > >> | > | >
| > >> | > | > "(e-mail address removed)"
<
[email protected]>
| > >> | > wrote in
| > >> | > | > message
| > >> | > | > | Hallelujah! I have restored all the pages and images from
the
| > >> website
| > >> | > to
| > >> | > | > my
| > >> | > | > | hard drive. THANK YOU, THOMAS AND DAVID! What a HUGE
relief! I
| > >> | > actually
| > >> | > | > did
| > >> | > | > | it using the File>Import function. HOWEVER, it's still not
| > >> perfect. I
| > >> | > have
| > >> | > | > no
| > >> | > | > | structure in Navigation, just the Home Page. And I have no
Themes
| > >> or
| > >> | > | > Shared
| > >> | > | > | Borders. It's all just the disconnected pages/images in
black &
| > >> white
| > >> | > | > text.
| > >> | > | > | What am I missing?
| > >> | > | > | --
| > >> | > | > | gljunket
| > >> | > | > |
| > >> | > | > |
| > >> | > | > | "David Berry" wrote:
| > >> | > | > |
| > >> | > | > | > There's a couple of ways to know.
| > >> | > | > | >
| > >> | > | > | > 1. You could check with your web host
| > >> | > | > | > 2. Try to open the site in FrontPage with File, Open
Site,
| > >> | > | > | >
http://www.domain.com and if it opens then you have them.
| > >> | > | > | > 3. Open Internet Explorer and type in You domain name +
| > >> | > _vti_inf.html
| > >> | > | > | >
| > >> | > | > | > ex:
http://www.mydomain.com/_vti_inf.html
| > >> | > | > | >
| > >> | > | > | > If your site has the FrontPage Extensions it will say"
| > >> | > | > | >
| > >> | > | > | > "FrontPage Configuration Information
| > >> | > | > | > In the HTML comments, this page contains configuration
| > >> information
| > >> | > that
| > >> | > | > the
| > >> | > | > | > FrontPage Explorer and FrontPage Editor need to
communicate with
| > >> the
| > >> | > | > | > FrontPage server extensions installed on this web server.
Do not
| > >> | > delete
| > >> | > | > this
| > >> | > | > | > page."
| > >> | > | > | >
| > >> | > | > | >
| > >> | > | > | >
| > >> | > | > | > "(e-mail address removed)"
| > >> <
[email protected]>
| > >> | > | > wrote in
| > >> | > | > | > message
| > >> | > >> | > | > | > > Thomas, thank you for the reply. You're actually the
guy who
| > >> | > helped me
| > >> | > | > get
| > >> | > | > | > > started about 4 yrs ago, and hooked me up with
Infoquest. Glad
| > >> | > you're
| > >> | > | > | > > still
| > >> | > | > | > > on top of things. I'm a little rusty, and not clear
about the
| > >> FP
| > >> | > | > | > > extensions.
| > >> | > | > | > > How do I know my "live/remote server has" them?
| > >> | > | > | > > --
| > >> | > | > | > > gljunket
| > >> | > | > | > >
| > >> | > | > | > >
| > >> | > | > | > > "Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
| > >> | > | > | > >
| > >> | > | > | > >> As long as the live/remote server has the FP
extensions, open
| > >> the
| > >> | > | > site
| > >> | > | > | > >> directly in FP and publish
| > >> | > | > | > >> back to a location on your HD.
| > >> | > | > | > >>
| > >> | > | > | > >> --
| > >> | > | > | > >> ==============================================
| > >> | > | > | > >> Thomas A. Rowe
| > >> | > | > | > >> Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
| > >> | > | > | > >>
| > >> | > | > | > >>
http://www.Ecom-Data.com
| > >> | > | > | > >> ==============================================
| > >> | > | > | > >>
| > >> | > | > | > >>
| > >> | > | > | > >> "(e-mail address removed)"
| > >> | > <
[email protected]>
| > >> | > | > wrote
| > >> | > | > | > >> in message
| > >> | > | > | > >>
| > >> | > | > | > >> >I created and maintained a website with FrontPage
2000 for
| > >> | > several
| > >> | > | > | > >> >years.
| > >> | > | > | > >> > Recently I lost the supporting data (My Web on my C
Drive).
| > >> Is
| > >> | > | > there a
| > >> | > | > | > >> > way I
| > >> | > | > | > >> > can download the website to My Web on my C Drive
without
| > >> losing
| > >> | > | > what's
| > >> | > | > | > >> > out
| > >> | > | > | > >> > there?
| > >> | > | > | > >> > --
| > >> | > | > | > >> > gljunket
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