website update and publishing

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euphonium

Am attempting to publish a new, revised website, but it continues to show the
old site. Any suggestions? Thanks.
 
T

Thomas A. Rowe

Contact your web host to make sure the you are publish to the correct location.

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A

A3Braam

Have had the same problem untill I found out the default homepage ends on
..php, not on .htm or html. Still plan to change that if possible but don't
know how..
Adri
 
D

David Berry

You can't. That's set on the server by your web host. They will need to
change it for you.
 
A

A3Braam

Thanks Dave,
BTW would you please be so kind as to anwer my question on "no datestamp"
from yesterday?
Thanks very much
Adri
 
D

David Berry

I didn't understand the question. I suspect that it wasn't answered because
people weren't sure what you were referring to. Repost the question with
more information about what you did (step by step) and what happened.
 
A

A3Braam

OK sorry, I will.

David Berry said:
I didn't understand the question. I suspect that it wasn't answered because
people weren't sure what you were referring to. Repost the question with
more information about what you did (step by step) and what happened.
Click to expand...
 
R

redemption2

Is your page in frames? Because I know that sometimes the pages within the
frames don't get saved for me, and it drives me nuts.
 
T

Thomas A. Rowe

If using a frameset, once you have defined the initial pages to load in the frame, there is no need
to open the frameset when, you just need to edit individual page.

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Thomas A. Rowe
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage

http://www.Ecom-Data.com
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