Publishing Problem

[Guest]

I am helping design a web site. The URL is http://www.hollowrock.org. If you enter the site, you go to the index2.htm page. On the page, in FrontPage, there is one banner at the top. It reads "HOLLOW ROCK CAMP: HOLLOW ROCK CAMPMEETING ASSOCIATION." When I go to the actual page (http://www.hollowrock.com/index2.htm), it shows two banners: the one mentioned above and another one that looks the same but it includes a past date

Not only that, the old banner is now on every page. No matter how many times I re-publish, it's still there. I don't even have that picture on file anymore.

 

[Steve Easton]

Close FrontPage
Close IE
Do a windows search for files named *.web and delete all found.
Then search for *.tmp and delete all found.
Delete your Temporary Internet, History and Cookie files.

Reopen you web and see if the problem is solved.

It looked fine when I opened it, and http://www.hollowrock.com/index2.htm
gave me a 404 file not found

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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
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I am helping design a web site. The URL is http://www.hollowrock.org. If

you enter the site, you go to the index2.htm page. On the page, in
FrontPage, there is one banner at the top. It reads "HOLLOW ROCK CAMP:
HOLLOW ROCK CAMPMEETING ASSOCIATION." When I go to the actual page
(http://www.hollowrock.com/index2.htm), it shows two banners: the one
mentioned above and another one that looks the same but it includes a past
date.

Not only that, the old banner is now on every page. No matter how many

times I re-publish, it's still there. I don't even have that picture on
file anymore.

 

[=?iso-8859-1?Q?Crash_Gordon=AE?=]

Steve, when I went there (and its hollowrock.org not .com) somehow I was briefly passed through http://www.campmeeting.us does that mean the hollowrock.org is a subdomain? Maybe that's part of the weirdness....try editing it with FP you'll see what I mean.

If you look at it in FP there is no double banner situation.

Robo


| Close FrontPage
| Close IE
| Do a windows search for files named *.web and delete all found.
| Then search for *.tmp and delete all found.
| Delete your Temporary Internet, History and Cookie files.
|
| Reopen you web and see if the problem is solved.
|
| It looked fine when I opened it, and http://www.hollowrock.com/index2.htm
| gave me a 404 file not found
|
| --
| Steve Easton
| Microsoft MVP FrontPage
| 95isalive
| This site is best viewed............
| .......................with a computer
|
| | > I am helping design a web site. The URL is http://www.hollowrock.org. If
| you enter the site, you go to the index2.htm page. On the page, in
| FrontPage, there is one banner at the top. It reads "HOLLOW ROCK CAMP:
| HOLLOW ROCK CAMPMEETING ASSOCIATION." When I go to the actual page
| (http://www.hollowrock.com/index2.htm), it shows two banners: the one
| mentioned above and another one that looks the same but it includes a past
| date.
| >
| > Not only that, the old banner is now on every page. No matter how many
| times I re-publish, it's still there. I don't even have that picture on
| file anymore.
|
|

 

[=?iso-8859-1?Q?Crash_Gordon=AE?=]

Yes, in Browser I saw double banner...but when Editing your web with FP I did not see double banner. Yah it is weird...I don't think it's the normal double include problem. I think it has something to do with server...but I'm not a guru on this kinda situ. - it almost seems loopy - double entrendre intended.

Guru needed on this


| Robo,
|
| Does that mean you saw the double banner in your browser? Yes, hollowrock is a subdomain of campmeeting.us, but that shouldn't matter (just an FYI). I've asked others to look at it from their computer, and the extra banner shows up, so it's not an issue with a stored temporary internet file. There's a line of HTML on the page that's not showing up in FrontPage. It's like it's adding it on it's own. Weirdness. Any other ideas?
|
| -Mr. 5020

 

[=?iso-8859-1?Q?Crash_Gordon=AE?=]

AND NOW...right now...the double banner appears ONLY on the home page.


Steve, when I went there (and its hollowrock.org not .com) somehow I was briefly passed through http://www.campmeeting.us does that mean the hollowrock.org is a subdomain? Maybe that's part of the weirdness....try editing it with FP you'll see what I mean.

If you look at it in FP there is no double banner situation.

Robo


| Close FrontPage
| Close IE
| Do a windows search for files named *.web and delete all found.
| Then search for *.tmp and delete all found.
| Delete your Temporary Internet, History and Cookie files.
|
| Reopen you web and see if the problem is solved.
|
| It looked fine when I opened it, and http://www.hollowrock.com/index2.htm
| gave me a 404 file not found
|
| --
| Steve Easton
| Microsoft MVP FrontPage
| 95isalive
| This site is best viewed............
| .......................with a computer
|
| | > I am helping design a web site. The URL is http://www.hollowrock.org. If
| you enter the site, you go to the index2.htm page. On the page, in
| FrontPage, there is one banner at the top. It reads "HOLLOW ROCK CAMP:
| HOLLOW ROCK CAMPMEETING ASSOCIATION." When I go to the actual page
| (http://www.hollowrock.com/index2.htm), it shows two banners: the one
| mentioned above and another one that looks the same but it includes a past
| date.
| >
| > Not only that, the old banner is now on every page. No matter how many
| times I re-publish, it's still there. I don't even have that picture on
| file anymore.
|
|