Updating DWT-attached page

[Guest]

Hi.

I have a site with a *.dwt file.
All the web pages in the site are based on the dwt file.
When I update the dwt file, either I have to update the pages individually
(open the pages, go to Formats, Dynamic Web Template, Update Selected Page
and repeat for each page),
or I have to open all the pages so that FrontPage will update them for me.

There must be a smarter way to doing this, right?
If there is, please show me ... thanks.

 

[=?Windows-1252?Q?Rob_Giordano_\=28Crash_Gordon=AE\]

I don't know the answer to your question but...

I do know your site is really cool...it's refreshing to see a unique design for a change! Photos are great too. Love it!

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

The auto updating of a DWT under the FP extensions is not supported, must be done locally on a disk
based web or under a Windows SharePoint Service site.

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[Murray]

Changes to editable regions will not be propagated to child pages - you do
know that, right? I suspect that this is the case, since you are saying you
have to update the pages individually.

 

[Ronx]

The DWT will only update all pages (without them being open) in
disc-based or Windows SharePoint Services webs.
The FP extensions on a server based web do not have any code that
deals with DWTs, whereas WSS and disc based webs do.

 

[Guest]

That means I will have to use the low-tech way I am using, right?
Thanks for replying, guys.

 

[Guest]

Thanks ... that's the magical effect when CSS and Photoshop meets. ; )

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

No, you could always publish the web to a disk-based location and make your changes, then republish
to the live/remove site that has the extensions.

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[Guest]

I see. Thanks very much!