Sue said:
I have a very large site and am having problems opening it up live to
edit.
www.thecalicocat.com I have saved all of my image folders as
sub-webs. I still have the pages in the root directory. Do I need to move
the pages into the sub-webs also? If so, then my include pages won't work.
I use FP 2000 and Windows ME. I really don't want to give up the edit live
feature and go to ftp'ing. That is the reason why I love FP.
I am not sure but it seems to me that there is an option in publishing that
will delete any files no-longer present in the sub-directories you are
publishing from. I would create a new sub-directory/web-site under FP with
your newly re-designed web/sub-web structure and publish that. The usual
rules about testing apply. If in doubt get a test live website setup
someplace and "break it" instead of the production site. I have been told
that ME doesn't have the personal web-server and won't run Win98SE's
version, so your stuck with setting up a "real" server-based testsite on
another machine/renting some space from your ISP.
Sincerely,
Tom Miller, A+, CNA5.1
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It seems to me that when you create a sub-directory FP asks you if it is a
sub-web. But what I am un-certain about is when you move pages down there
and save them, does it re-calc the links as well as copy all the images into
the \images folder.....
