Html code on shared border refes to laptop storage not website

[A]

Hi,

I have used Frontpage 2002 to build my website. Recently
I reloaded the home page which contains a linked border
with navigation buttons. I found when I checked the
result in the browser, that the linkbar is now no longer
operational. The problem when I checked the html code
seems to be that the website looks for a file on my hard
disk i.e. desktop which of course it can't find. All the
pages with the shared border are affected - you can't
access them! I have tried repeatedly to change this. I
am using ACE FTP package which has never given me bother
before. Is the problem Frontpage - how do I get the
hyperlinks on the link bar to stop trying to refer to my
desktop c drive.

Your help is much appreciated and it would restore my
faith in Frontpage 2002.

Best regards

A

 

[Steve Easton]

That's "normally" a sign that the shared borders were created outside of the web without the web
being open.
Open your web and then create and reapply the shared borders.

--
Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
95isalive
This site is best viewed............
........................with a computer

 

[Nicholas]

Do a global search and replace on your whole web. There
may be other instances in other links. It's one of the
most annoying things about FP and happens when you copy
and paste linked text from one file to another.

Replace "file:\\\C:\blahblahblah\" with nothing for a
relative URL or with "http://www.yoursite.com/" for
absolute.