The point Michael is trying to make is a warning (and work around) of the DWT automatic update
which is currently not supported in FP SE webs
- only supported in Disc Based Webs or WSS webs),
(since the FP SE do not recognize the new DWT object model)
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| Whoa, Michael! Dynamic Web Templates have nothing to do with SharePoint, OR
| disk-based webs. Her problem is editable regions, and I am responding to
| that separately.
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| --
| HTH,
| Kevin Spencer
| .Net Developer
| Microsoft MVP
| Big things are made up
| of lots of little things.
|
| | > Keep in mind that updating ALL pages associated with a
| > DWT will NOT work unless you are using a disk-based web
| > or have windows sharepoint services.
| >
| > You can get around this issue by opening all pages
| > connected to the DWT and then update the DWT. This will
| > force all related pages to be updated.
| >
| > Only other solution is to publish the web out to a DBW
| > (disk-based) web, open that and update ALL. You will then
| > have to import those pages back into your website.
| >
| > This can be problematic for obvious reason.
| >
| > HTH
| > >-----Original Message-----
| > >Can someone please explain the differences, besides
| > >editable regions, in using a dynamic webpage template or
| > >creating all my new pages from an "existing page" (i
| > have
| > >made one page my "template" page) I wanted to know if it
| > >would be beneficial to me to save my template page as
| > >a .dwt then attach it to all other pages.
| > >
| > >thank you very much,
| > >Linda
| > >
| > >
| > >.
| > >
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