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10/04/2008, 17h03

>The use of spaces in your file/pathnames hasn't ed (that's also a very

>dangerous habit), but would not explain why I cannot even access the parent

>domain. So, I'm at a loss. In fact, I cannot even ping jordan.ccs135.com.

>Are you sure that's the correct url?

That URL works fine here and at home. Try just www.ccs135.com or
www.ccs135.com/jordan .

I will work on correcting the file name issue, that is something else that
was inherited.

>Yes. Any FTP of files UP to the site runs the potential risk of breaking
>the FPExtension connection with the site's content. This would (could)
>affect any function mediated through the FPExtensions, e.g., form
>processing, guestbooks, etc.

These files are not FTP'd, but are saved through a drive mapping to the
school folder on the web server. Although they should be on the local HD as
well, a file is often directly opened, changes/corrections made, and then
saved which is not necessarily a good practice because the local version
doesn't get updated.
Tim

>>> On 4/10/2008 at 10:02 AM, Murray *ACE*<forums@HAHAgreat-web-sights.com>
wrote:
> We are running an Apache server on NetWare 6.5, so should the extensions
> still be an issue?

Yes. Any FTP of files UP to the site runs the potential risk of breaking
the FPExtension connection with the site's content. This would (could)
affect any function mediated through the FPExtensions, e.g., form
processing, guestbooks, etc.

> Thanks for your although I'm not sure why you're not able to access
> the
> site.

The use of spaces in your file/pathnames hasn't ed (that's also a very
dangerous habit), but would not explain why I cannot even access the parent

domain. So, I'm at a loss. In fact, I cannot even ping jordan.ccs135.com.

Are you sure that's the correct url?

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"Tim Ferguson" <Tlf1@ccs135.com> wrote in message
news:47FDE27E.1AD2.00BD.3@ccs135.com...
> That may explain then why, after I created an entirely new page for the
> home
> page using DW 8, that his changes did not create havoc. I did copy and
> paste from the old home page after creating tables, etc. Maybe I need to
> do
> the same with the faculty/staff page?
>
> We are running an Apache server on NetWare 6.5, so should the extensions
> still be an issue?
>
> Thanks for your although I'm not sure why you're not able to access
> the
> site.
>
> Tim
>
>>>> On 4/10/2008 at 9:30 AM, Murray *ACE*<forums@HAHAgreat-web-sights.com>
> wrote:
> Using anything but FrontPage on a site originally created in FrontPage is

> a
>
> dangerous thing to do, and you may have just discovered that,
> unfortunately.
>
> This is true by virtue of the way the FrontPage (server) extensions play
> into the picture, requiring that files be uploaded NOT using FTP
> protocols,
>
> but by using FrontPage's HTTP protocols. Unfortunately this means that
> once
>
> the original committment to FrontPage has been made, one is locked into
> continued use of that (now obsolete) authoring system until and unless
the
> entire site is rebuilt.
>
> I am unable to retrieve any webpage at your link or even at
> http://jordan.ccs135.com, ( http://jordan.ccs135.com,/ ) (
http://jordan.ccs135.com,/ ) so I cannot
> comment
> further about what might have
> happened or ways to prevent it.
>
> --
> Murray --- ICQ 71997575
> Adobe Community Expert
> (If you *MUST* email me, don't LAUGH when you do so!)
> ==================
> http://www.projectseven.com/go - DW FAQs, Tutorials & Resources
> http://www.dwfaq.com ( http://www.dwfaq.com/ ) ( http://www.dwfaq.com/ ) -
DW FAQs, Tutorials &
> Resources
> ==================
>
>
> "Tim Ferguson" <Tlf1@ccs135.com> wrote in message
> news:47FDDBD6.1AD2.00BD.3@ccs135.com...
>> This past weekend I updated and cleaned up the home page and
> faculty/staff
>> page at one of our school's which the previous principal had created in
>> FrontPage a couple of years ago but the current principal was
> occasionally
>> having trouble with. Everything was working fine until the principal
>> corrected a problem on the faculty/staff page for a teacher no longer at
>> that school. When it was posted, the page came up in a centered,
>> single-column. It included most of the items on the page but there was
> no
>> background either.
>>
>> What would cause this, and how can it be prevented? I loaded the page
>> into
>> Dreamweaver and reset everything, but am concerned about it happening
>> again
>> and he needs to be able to make additions/subtractions as needed.
>>
>> The URL is http://jordan.ccs135.com/faculty and staff.htm
>>
>> Thanks for any , ideas, or suggestions on what's going on,
>>
>> Tim
>
>
>

10/04/2008, 17h03	#5
Tim Ferguson Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Dreamweaver 8/FrontPage Issue >The use of spaces in your file/pathnames hasn't ed (that's also a very >dangerous habit), but would not explain why I cannot even access the parent >domain. So, I'm at a loss. In fact, I cannot even ping jordan.ccs135.com. >Are you sure that's the correct url? That URL works fine here and at home. Try just www.ccs135.com or www.ccs135.com/jordan . I will work on correcting the file name issue, that is something else that was inherited. >Yes. Any FTP of files UP to the site runs the potential risk of breaking >the FPExtension connection with the site's content. This would (could) >affect any function mediated through the FPExtensions, e.g., form >processing, guestbooks, etc. These files are not FTP'd, but are saved through a drive mapping to the school folder on the web server. Although they should be on the local HD as well, a file is often directly opened, changes/corrections made, and then saved which is not necessarily a good practice because the local version doesn't get updated. Tim >>> On 4/10/2008 at 10:02 AM, Murray ACE<forums@HAHAgreat-web-sights.com> wrote: > We are running an Apache server on NetWare 6.5, so should the extensions > still be an issue? Yes. Any FTP of files UP to the site runs the potential risk of breaking the FPExtension connection with the site's content. This would (could) affect any function mediated through the FPExtensions, e.g., form processing, guestbooks, etc. > Thanks for your although I'm not sure why you're not able to access > the > site. The use of spaces in your file/pathnames hasn't ed (that's also a very dangerous habit), but would not explain why I cannot even access the parent domain. So, I'm at a loss. In fact, I cannot even ping jordan.ccs135.com. Are you sure that's the correct url? -- Murray --- ICQ 71997575 Adobe Community Expert (If you MUST email me, don't LAUGH when you do so!) ================== http://www.projectseven.com/go - DW FAQs, Tutorials & Resources http://www.dwfaq.com ( http://www.dwfaq.com/ ) - DW FAQs, Tutorials & Resources ================== "Tim Ferguson" <Tlf1@ccs135.com> wrote in message news:47FDE27E.1AD2.00BD.3@ccs135.com... > That may explain then why, after I created an entirely new page for the > home > page using DW 8, that his changes did not create havoc. I did copy and > paste from the old home page after creating tables, etc. Maybe I need to > do > the same with the faculty/staff page? > > We are running an Apache server on NetWare 6.5, so should the extensions > still be an issue? > > Thanks for your although I'm not sure why you're not able to access > the > site. > > Tim > >>>> On 4/10/2008 at 9:30 AM, Murray ACE<forums@HAHAgreat-web-sights.com> > wrote: > Using anything but FrontPage on a site originally created in FrontPage is > a > > dangerous thing to do, and you may have just discovered that, > unfortunately. > > This is true by virtue of the way the FrontPage (server) extensions play > into the picture, requiring that files be uploaded NOT using FTP > protocols, > > but by using FrontPage's HTTP protocols. Unfortunately this means that > once > > the original committment to FrontPage has been made, one is locked into > continued use of that (now obsolete) authoring system until and unless the > entire site is rebuilt. > > I am unable to retrieve any webpage at your link or even at > http://jordan.ccs135.com, ( http://jordan.ccs135.com,/ ) ( http://jordan.ccs135.com,/ ) so I cannot > comment > further about what might have > happened or ways to prevent it. > > -- > Murray --- ICQ 71997575 > Adobe Community Expert > (If you MUST email me, don't LAUGH when you do so!) > ================== > http://www.projectseven.com/go - DW FAQs, Tutorials & Resources > http://www.dwfaq.com ( http://www.dwfaq.com/ ) ( http://www.dwfaq.com/ ) - DW FAQs, Tutorials & > Resources > ================== > > > "Tim Ferguson" <Tlf1@ccs135.com> wrote in message > news:47FDDBD6.1AD2.00BD.3@ccs135.com... >> This past weekend I updated and cleaned up the home page and > faculty/staff >> page at one of our school's which the previous principal had created in >> FrontPage a couple of years ago but the current principal was > occasionally >> having trouble with. Everything was working fine until the principal >> corrected a problem on the faculty/staff page for a teacher no longer at >> that school. When it was posted, the page came up in a centered, >> single-column. It included most of the items on the page but there was > no >> background either. >> >> What would cause this, and how can it be prevented? I loaded the page >> into >> Dreamweaver and reset everything, but am concerned about it happening >> again >> and he needs to be able to make additions/subtractions as needed. >> >> The URL is http://jordan.ccs135.com/faculty and staff.htm >> >> Thanks for any , ideas, or suggestions on what's going on, >> >> Tim > > >