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gloria81101
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      27th Jan 2010
What is the best way to prevent users from viewing your html pages while you
are creating them? I thought it was to file them in the _Private folder, but
once I publish my site to a production server the pages become live.
 
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Tom Willett
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      27th Jan 2010
Don't publish them until they are actually completed?
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: What is the best way to prevent users from viewing your html pages while
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: are creating them? I thought it was to file them in the _Private folder,
but
: once I publish my site to a production server the pages become live.


 
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      27th Jan 2010
gloria81101 wrote on 1/27/2010 :
> once I publish my site to a production server the pages become live.


That's why they call it a production server.

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