And it's just that easy....
My web host has taken off the fp server extensions because we've been hacked and overwrittnen a couple of times.
They (webhost) think the reason the hacking was possible was because of having fp extensions.....
True, or not True
And, it sounds like I need to enable the FP extensions in order to remotely maintain our site....with multiple authors
Of course, the site has now disappeared....and I'll have to reload it from my office confuser on monday.....
Lynn - 3 hours, 4 manuals later, and still questing for a solution.
----- Stefan B Rusynko wrote: ----
You can not open a Site in FP unless your host applies the FP Server Extensions to the sit
- in your case they have not been applied at
http://www.4csindiana.org
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| I'd like to use option 1 - but this is a duh question
| I'm having trouble opening my live website.....In fp2000
| File - open web - gives dialog box - along the top toolbar there is an icon to search the web. Is this the way to open a live F
site
| If I click on the icon, it takes me to IE and I can navigate to my live site, but this does not seem to open it within FP on m
machine. I suspect that this is where my proble lies, but am not sure....
| If I type in the web address in the folder name box along the bottom of this dialog box, then an error appears - the folde
http://www.4csindiana.org isn't accesible. The folder may be located on an unavailable volume or may be password protected
| If I use the optio
| file - open , then I can open a single page from the remote site, but I cannot publish it to my C drive. And this does no
contain all the data, just a single page
| Any and all replies welcome! I don't know if I'm just not doing this right - or if my machine is hicupping the process
| Lynn :-
| ----- Thomas A. Rowe wrote: ----
| You need to communicate..
| Option 1
| If you make changes and publish, then she need to open the live site an
| publish down to her computer, make changes and then republish
| Then if you need to make changes, you would open the live site and publis
| down to your computer, make changes and then republish
| Option 2
| You both work on the live site, and then publish down to your loca
| machines, as a backup
| I use Option 1, 99% of the time with my clients that also work on thei
| sites
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| | > I've been working with Front Page by having my "master" on my local
| driv
| > and then publishing changes to my remote web server. I now have someon
| wh
| > will be helping me maintain my site from a different computer. If sh
| make
| > changes to my pages on the web, and then I publish other changes we will
| > overwrite each other's work. How do you suggest we maintain the web from
| two
| > different locations? Thanks.
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