Site map

[Chris M]

Not positive but I think the index.xhl file addresses what has been changed since the last publish so that the entire site does not get published from scratch every time.

Positive or not I'm happy to accept that. I've fleetingly considered opening one to see on several occasions, but never mustered enough curiosity.

[Acorn]

Positive or not I'm happy to accept that. I've fleetingly considered opening one to see on several occasions, but never mustered enough curiosity.

Chris, go on. Untick Fast Publish and see if the file disappears.

You know you want to open it.

Open the box.

Acorn

[Chris M]

Chris, go on. Untick Fast Publish and see if the file disappears.

You know you want to open it.

Open the box.

Acorn

I did, I did want to open it, so I did.

A list of the files that were uploaded last. I feel strangely deflated. no magic, no entrance to Narnia. Just a list of files.

[RichardRudd]

Well I have now got the site (still in development) uploaded to GoDaddy, where it will live, directly from Web Designer.
Now to find the SiteMap!

[Chris M]

Fire up FileZilla, drill in to your published files, and thar she blows!

[WebDeb]

Trying to work on adding a robots txt file that a SEO company has sent over to us. I went in and added the txt to the robots.txt file in our hosting root folder. Is there anyway around to make sure it does not get over written besides ticking Fast publish. I tried it both ways. If I had fast publish unticked, it disappeared.

Any suggestions?