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  1. #11

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    Hi v,

    You are not uploading via the 'Publish to FTP site' function of Web designer are you? (Or File>> Publish website)

    The process is this:

    [1] Create your site design in WD

    [2] File>>Save as... mysite.web (this is your project file for saving to your HDD and later editing if required)

    [3] Export Website as index.htm (File>> Export Website...)

    [4] File>> Publish website (using your FTP site details, FTP Host Address: dominica-red.com / FTP User Name: ***** / FTP Password: *****)


    Web Designer will upload your index.htm and the folder index_htm_files to your server (account) root folder.

    Hope this helps make things easier for you
    IP

  2. #12
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    Default Re: html in browser

    will try it and let you know
    thanks so much
    IP

  3. #13
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    i keep dping this and keep getting single files for each graphic rather than
    a complete file which i can upload.
    it looks like i am going to have to pull out the rest of my hairs
    or...
    IP

  4. #14

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    I just now attempted to access your site (http://www.dominica-red.com/[index.html]). I see a green background, with images/photos that apparently have incorrect links.

    Can you attach a copy of your .web file to your next post. That will greatly help in troubleshooting.
    IP

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    Default Re: html in browser

    Lady V you will have an html (.htm) file for each page of your site and multiple image files. Using the Publish feature of Web Designer will transfer all the required files to your host.
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  6. #16

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    Quote Originally Posted by lady V View Post
    i keep dping this and keep getting single files for each graphic rather than
    a complete file which i can upload.
    This is correct. Your site comprises of an index.htm and a folder named index_htm_files which contains the graphics. The index.htm does not contain everything in the one file. You must upload the folder index_htm_files also.

    Please re read my other post which lists the steps clearly.
    If you follow this correctly, you cannot go wrong.
    IP

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    Quote Originally Posted by lady V View Post
    hi again,

    at least i now have the indexhtml in the directory
    Make sure that is index.html (with a dot in it.)
    Charlie
    IP

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    Default Re: html in browser

    hello sledger,
    thank you

    done all of what you said which is what i have been doing all afternoon
    and i still now only get some text on a green background without any of the
    graphics....

    do you have another suggestion for me please!!!!!!!!!!!!
    IP

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    Quote Originally Posted by cursor View Post
    I just now attempted to access your site (http://www.dominica-red.com/[index.html]). I see a green background, with images/photos that apparently have incorrect links.

    Can you attach a copy of your .web file to your next post. That will greatly help in troubleshooting.
    do you mean a copy of the whole site i designed?

    and would i have to upload each page individually as they are not
    being uploading using the ftp publish button?
    IP

  10. #20
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    Quote Originally Posted by cbutton69 View Post
    Make sure that is index.html (with a dot in it.)

    yes there is a dot but i thought that did not make a difference
    IP

 

 

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