How do I modify a webpage for Internal website?

[ITNow]

Hello all,

I modified a webpage for a website that resides on our IIS server. When I
put the webpage back in the server and I tried to access it, the counter on
the webpage will not work. It was making references to the local computer
that I used to modify the page. Please let me know what is the correct way
to make modifications to a website pages. I am totally new to Front Page.

Thank you very much!

 

[Tom Willett]

Where did you edit the page, on your local machine or on the remote web?

Did you have an actual website open in FrontPage, or just a page?

How did you put the web page back on the server?

--
Tom [Pepper] Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage Since 1997
---------------------------
: Hello all,
:
: I modified a webpage for a website that resides on our IIS server. When I
: put the webpage back in the server and I tried to access it, the counter
on
: the webpage will not work. It was making references to the local computer
: that I used to modify the page. Please let me know what is the correct
way
: to make modifications to a website pages. I am totally new to Front Page.
:
: Thank you very much!

 

[ITNow]

Hi Tom,

those are good questions. Please see answers bellow:

Thank you very much.

Where did you edit the page, on your local machine or on the remote web?

I edited the page on my local machine.

Did you have an actual website open in FrontPage, or just a page?

I have an actual website.

How did you put the web page back on the server?

I put the modified web page (webPage) in a share folder and then copied it
to the "Inetput\myWebsite" on the server. But before I copied it to the
server, I renamed the one that was already there to webPage1, and when I did
that I got a warning message that the file will not longer belong to the
folder "webPage1_files", so I said OK. Then when I tried to see the webPage
in the browser, it had not changed, so what I did is to copy the
webPage_Files from the share folder to the "Inetput\myWebsite" on the server,
but then the counter stop working for this web page. And to fix it, I had to
go to edit the webPage in notepad and removed the string that was referencing
my local computer. It works now, but I want to know what is the best and
easier way to modify the web pages in this site.

--
Tom [Pepper] Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage Since 1997
---------------------------
: Hello all,
:
: I modified a webpage for a website that resides on our IIS server. When I
: put the webpage back in the server and I tried to access it, the counter
on
: the webpage will not work. It was making references to the local computer
: that I used to modify the page. Please let me know what is the correct
way
: to make modifications to a website pages. I am totally new to Front Page.
:
: Thank you very much!

 

[Rob Giordano [MS MVP]]

You need to Publish your changes to the server from your local copy to the
server.


--
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Rob Giordano
Microsoft MVP Expression Web

Hi Tom,

those are good questions. Please see answers bellow:

Thank you very much.

Where did you edit the page, on your local machine or on the remote web?

I edited the page on my local machine.

Did you have an actual website open in FrontPage, or just a page?

I have an actual website.

How did you put the web page back on the server?

I put the modified web page (webPage) in a share folder and then copied it
to the "Inetput\myWebsite" on the server. But before I copied it to the
server, I renamed the one that was already there to webPage1, and when I
did
that I got a warning message that the file will not longer belong to the
folder "webPage1_files", so I said OK. Then when I tried to see the
webPage
in the browser, it had not changed, so what I did is to copy the
webPage_Files from the share folder to the "Inetput\myWebsite" on the
server,
but then the counter stop working for this web page. And to fix it, I had
to
go to edit the webPage in notepad and removed the string that was
referencing
my local computer. It works now, but I want to know what is the best and
easier way to modify the web pages in this site.

--
Tom [Pepper] Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage Since 1997
---------------------------
: Hello all,
:
: I modified a webpage for a website that resides on our IIS server.
When I
: put the webpage back in the server and I tried to access it, the
counter
on
: the webpage will not work. It was making references to the local
computer
: that I used to modify the page. Please let me know what is the correct
way
: to make modifications to a website pages. I am totally new to Front
Page.
:
: Thank you very much!

 

[ITNow]

Rob,

Do I need to stop the website in IIS while I do the Publishing operation?

You need to Publish your changes to the server from your local copy to the
server.


--
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Rob Giordano
Microsoft MVP Expression Web

Hi Tom,

those are good questions. Please see answers bellow:

Thank you very much.

Where did you edit the page, on your local machine or on the remote web?

I edited the page on my local machine.

Did you have an actual website open in FrontPage, or just a page?

I have an actual website.

How did you put the web page back on the server?

I put the modified web page (webPage) in a share folder and then copied it
to the "Inetput\myWebsite" on the server. But before I copied it to the
server, I renamed the one that was already there to webPage1, and when I
did
that I got a warning message that the file will not longer belong to the
folder "webPage1_files", so I said OK. Then when I tried to see the
webPage
in the browser, it had not changed, so what I did is to copy the
webPage_Files from the share folder to the "Inetput\myWebsite" on the
server,
but then the counter stop working for this web page. And to fix it, I had
to
go to edit the webPage in notepad and removed the string that was
referencing
my local computer. It works now, but I want to know what is the best and
easier way to modify the web pages in this site.

--
Tom [Pepper] Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage Since 1997
---------------------------
: Hello all,
:
: I modified a webpage for a website that resides on our IIS server.
When I
: put the webpage back in the server and I tried to access it, the
counter
on
: the webpage will not work. It was making references to the local
computer
: that I used to modify the page. Please let me know what is the correct
way
: to make modifications to a website pages. I am totally new to Front
Page.
:
: Thank you very much!

 

[Tom Willett]

No.

--
Tom [Pepper] Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage Since 1997
---------------------------
: Rob,
:
: Do I need to stop the website in IIS while I do the Publishing operation?
:
: "Rob Giordano [MS MVP]" wrote:
:
: > You need to Publish your changes to the server from your local copy to
the
: > server.
: >
: >
: > --
: > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
: > Rob Giordano
: > Microsoft MVP Expression Web
: >
: >
: >
: >
: >
: >
: > : > > Hi Tom,
: > >
: > > those are good questions. Please see answers bellow:
: > >
: > > Thank you very much.
: > >
: > > "Tom Willett" wrote:
: > >
: > >> Where did you edit the page, on your local machine or on the remote
web?
: > >
: > > I edited the page on my local machine.
: > >
: > >>
: > >> Did you have an actual website open in FrontPage, or just a page?
: > >
: > > I have an actual website.
: > >
: > >>
: > >> How did you put the web page back on the server?
: > >
: > > I put the modified web page (webPage) in a share folder and then
copied it
: > > to the "Inetput\myWebsite" on the server. But before I copied it to
the
: > > server, I renamed the one that was already there to webPage1, and when
I
: > > did
: > > that I got a warning message that the file will not longer belong to
the
: > > folder "webPage1_files", so I said OK. Then when I tried to see the
: > > webPage
: > > in the browser, it had not changed, so what I did is to copy the
: > > webPage_Files from the share folder to the "Inetput\myWebsite" on the
: > > server,
: > > but then the counter stop working for this web page. And to fix it, I
had
: > > to
: > > go to edit the webPage in notepad and removed the string that was
: > > referencing
: > > my local computer. It works now, but I want to know what is the best
and
: > > easier way to modify the web pages in this site.
: > >
: > >>
: > >> --
: > >> Tom [Pepper] Willett
: > >> Microsoft MVP - FrontPage Since 1997
: > >> ---------------------------
: > >> : > >> : Hello all,
: > >> :
: > >> : I modified a webpage for a website that resides on our IIS server.
: > >> When I
: > >> : put the webpage back in the server and I tried to access it, the
: > >> counter
: > >> on
: > >> : the webpage will not work. It was making references to the local
: > >> computer
: > >> : that I used to modify the page. Please let me know what is the
correct
: > >> way
: > >> : to make modifications to a website pages. I am totally new to
Front
: > >> Page.
: > >> :
: > >> : Thank you very much!
: > >>
: > >>
: > >>
: >

 

[Rob Giordano [MS MVP]]

I double that no.

--
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Rob Giordano
Microsoft MVP Expression Web

Rob,

Do I need to stop the website in IIS while I do the Publishing operation?

You need to Publish your changes to the server from your local copy to
the
server.


--
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Rob Giordano
Microsoft MVP Expression Web

Hi Tom,

those are good questions. Please see answers bellow:

Thank you very much.

:

Where did you edit the page, on your local machine or on the remote
web?

I edited the page on my local machine.


Did you have an actual website open in FrontPage, or just a page?

I have an actual website.


How did you put the web page back on the server?

I put the modified web page (webPage) in a share folder and then copied
it
to the "Inetput\myWebsite" on the server. But before I copied it to
the
server, I renamed the one that was already there to webPage1, and when
I
did
that I got a warning message that the file will not longer belong to
the
folder "webPage1_files", so I said OK. Then when I tried to see the
webPage
in the browser, it had not changed, so what I did is to copy the
webPage_Files from the share folder to the "Inetput\myWebsite" on the
server,
but then the counter stop working for this web page. And to fix it, I
had
to
go to edit the webPage in notepad and removed the string that was
referencing
my local computer. It works now, but I want to know what is the best
and
easier way to modify the web pages in this site.


--
Tom [Pepper] Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage Since 1997
---------------------------
: Hello all,
:
: I modified a webpage for a website that resides on our IIS server.
When I
: put the webpage back in the server and I tried to access it, the
counter
on
: the webpage will not work. It was making references to the local
computer
: that I used to modify the page. Please let me know what is the
correct
way
: to make modifications to a website pages. I am totally new to Front
Page.
:
: Thank you very much!

 

[Tom Willett]

Stop IIS and you stop the publishing process ;-)
--
Tom [Pepper] Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage Since 1997
---------------------------
:I double that no.
:
: --
: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
: Rob Giordano
: Microsoft MVP Expression Web
:
:
:
:
:
:
: : > Rob,
: >
: > Do I need to stop the website in IIS while I do the Publishing
operation?
: >
: > "Rob Giordano [MS MVP]" wrote:
: >
: >> You need to Publish your changes to the server from your local copy to
: >> the
: >> server.
: >>
: >>
: >> --
: >> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
: >> Rob Giordano
: >> Microsoft MVP Expression Web
: >>
: >>
: >>
: >>
: >>
: >>
: >> : >> > Hi Tom,
: >> >
: >> > those are good questions. Please see answers bellow:
: >> >
: >> > Thank you very much.
: >> >
: >> > "Tom Willett" wrote:
: >> >
: >> >> Where did you edit the page, on your local machine or on the remote
: >> >> web?
: >> >
: >> > I edited the page on my local machine.
: >> >
: >> >>
: >> >> Did you have an actual website open in FrontPage, or just a page?
: >> >
: >> > I have an actual website.
: >> >
: >> >>
: >> >> How did you put the web page back on the server?
: >> >
: >> > I put the modified web page (webPage) in a share folder and then
copied
: >> > it
: >> > to the "Inetput\myWebsite" on the server. But before I copied it to
: >> > the
: >> > server, I renamed the one that was already there to webPage1, and
when
: >> > I
: >> > did
: >> > that I got a warning message that the file will not longer belong to
: >> > the
: >> > folder "webPage1_files", so I said OK. Then when I tried to see the
: >> > webPage
: >> > in the browser, it had not changed, so what I did is to copy the
: >> > webPage_Files from the share folder to the "Inetput\myWebsite" on the
: >> > server,
: >> > but then the counter stop working for this web page. And to fix it,
I
: >> > had
: >> > to
: >> > go to edit the webPage in notepad and removed the string that was
: >> > referencing
: >> > my local computer. It works now, but I want to know what is the best
: >> > and
: >> > easier way to modify the web pages in this site.
: >> >
: >> >>
: >> >> --
: >> >> Tom [Pepper] Willett
: >> >> Microsoft MVP - FrontPage Since 1997
: >> >> ---------------------------
: >> >> : >> >> : Hello all,
: >> >> :
: >> >> : I modified a webpage for a website that resides on our IIS server.
: >> >> When I
: >> >> : put the webpage back in the server and I tried to access it, the
: >> >> counter
: >> >> on
: >> >> : the webpage will not work. It was making references to the local
: >> >> computer
: >> >> : that I used to modify the page. Please let me know what is the
: >> >> correct
: >> >> way
: >> >> : to make modifications to a website pages. I am totally new to
Front
: >> >> Page.
: >> >> :
: >> >> : Thank you very much!
: >> >>
: >> >>
: >> >>
: >>
: