Error: Unable to read footer file.

[Nabil Bugaighis]

I am seeing this in the browser.

I am using themes. I tried removing the bottom border, and re-inserting it,
but that did not solve the problem. Any ideas, anyone??

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

A footer file is not a shared border
It is an option you or your host can turn on in IIS
- Where do you see the error ?
On your local pc (open IIS admin), or on a remote server based web in FP (contact your host)

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| I am seeing this in the browser.
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| I am using themes. I tried removing the bottom border, and re-inserting it,
| but that did not solve the problem. Any ideas, anyone??
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[Nabil Bugaighis]

Thank you for the reply
I have my site hosted on a remote server. I am hosting another site on the
same server but I do not see the error.
site with error: http://www.wallingfordcenter.com
site without error http://www.shopsmallseattle.com
both sites were created with Front Page, and both have the same exact
settings on the host server.

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

However the FP extensions are normally configured on a per site basis.

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[Ronx]

The web server settings are NOT exactly the same - if they were, then both
URLs would end up at the same web-site!
The physical path to the web-site folder (one of the server settings) is
different - and this means that the path to the footer file *may* be
different, and incorrectly set up on the server.