If you are using frames your frameset page must be you home page
- fix your frameset page locally and republish
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| i got the web pages back- but the thing was origianlly creqted with frames.
| now when i open it up, i get the web page, and 2 duplicate navigational
| frames at the side (and they both work. is there a way to get rid of one of
| them? when i open up the pages in preview, there is only one navigational
| frame.
| | > The name that you are using as the default name is not the name that the
| web
| > server needs. You have to make sure that the homepage is one of the names
| > that the server will use. For example: on Windows servers the default file
| > is default.htm, but on Unix it is usually index.html. If a Unix server
| > hasn't been configured to recognize default.htm as a default file, then
| > you'll either get a file not found (404), or you'll get a list of files in
| > the directory when a recognized default document isn't present.
| >
| > Contact your host to find out what the legitimate default filenames are
| and
| > re-name your default file to one of those.
| >
| > Hope this helps,
| > Mark Fitzpatrick
| > Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
| >
| > | > > finally succeeded in uploading pages to website. but when i go to site,
| > > instead of the completed web page there is an index page with a listing
| of
| > > the files on the site. if i click on the name of the home page, then i
| can
| > > get to the web pages.
| > > i don't know what happened, but i do want to fix it.
| > > do you have any ideas?
| > >
| > >
| >
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