Broken Hyperlinks

K

Khristina

I recently recreated a page within my website that a
majority of my other pages are linked to and I need to
find a way to have all of my existing pages directed to
the new page and not to the old one (which no longer
exists)now. Is there a way to do this without having to
redirect each page (link) manually? (Frontpage 2000)
~Khristina
 
K

Kevin Spencer

Sure, Khristina. Just copy the code from the new page to the page that has
everything linked to it. Then rename the old page to the new page name.
FrontPage will update all links pointing to it to the new name.

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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
 
C

chris leeds

why not just get into code view on the new page, copy everything, then go to
the "old page", get into control view, select everything and paste the code
from the new page onto it?

or you can do a redirect/ refresh using JavaScript or whatever server side
code your host allows. (on the old page).

HTH

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Chris Leeds,
Microsoft MVP FrontPage

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K

KJ

Well there you go, that's makes sense. I almost feel silly
for asking now. Thank You!
~Khristina
 
W

wp

You're quite welcome.
Another way to consider for future changes is to use File/Save As,
and select the old file, FP will prompt you to overwrite, select yes.
 
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