I am having trouble uploading my site onto the net. I think it is a problem within netobjects fusion, something like the files are conflicting. i have disabled frontpage, i have made sure the user id/password is correct, i have tried deleting the 'preview' folder and just uploading the 'local publish' folder. i have renamed the home page 'index html'. i have deleted any duplicated files. i can only think that it is something to do with the location of the files? i have even gone to the help section on the fusion website and done what they suggested but still no joy.\ni have tried everything else that i can think of, so please could someone help?!\nWould really appreciate any suggestions.
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we can hosting  u for  6.95 month
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i think ur using Absolute Path URLs \nmodiy all links and paths with relative path urls in all pages \nand upload to ftp server\nthen its work fine
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Ok, this make little sense. Do you mean the index page is not the first page the user comes across? All your webpages should have meta tags too, so change that anyway.\n\nIf it is your webpage, then it is upto you, not yahoo, to sort it out. Just FTP/upload all the pages again, rename the page you want to display as the home/main page as index.html (or other extension) nd add it to the highest directory. So if your site in www.mysite.com the index page will be www.mysite.com/index.html \n\nAs for the links, ahve you wrote them out correctly? in this format <a href="url">text here</a>
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First:make sure your host supports asp.net/.net framework installed or not.\nSecond:Uploadthe application files like .vb and .aspx and .ascx files\nThird:Put the Bin folder in the  root of your site\nwith the dll(s) in it
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I am having the same problem, and have been for the past two days. I have tried uploading html and Microsoft Word documents...no luck. It won't upload anything, and my complaints go unanswered.
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Once I discovered this difficulty I stopped using the sitebuilder. It was too irritating.\nMuch easier to use an HTML editor and get axactly what you want without using page wizards, templates, etc.\nSave your pages to your HDD, zap the sitebuilder, start again properly.
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The problem is with the browser not with Dreamweaver.\nTry other browser.
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First, make sure that your server is running.\nGo to URL: http://localhost\nThen, make sure you saved your files into c:&#92;inetpub&#92;wwwroot\n\nBTW: Why you use FrontPage? Not all webservers support it. I suggest you to use DreamWeaver, then use PHP or ASP.
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Most hosting sites provide facilities for you to upload files...  they may have their own tools, or let you use ftp.\nIn the second case, you just need to get an FTP client (CuteFTP, WS_FTP, etc.) and ask them the details of the "location" (server adddress) and username/password to set up...  then you can up/download to your heart's content.\nMost site have tech support teams who will help out.\n\n\nWhat kind/size of site are you setting up?\nDrop me a line, I may be able to fix you up...
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That exact same thing happened to me today.  I messed around going from link to link and it finally went back to English.  I think they might have goofed up some of the content directories on the web site, then figured out they did, then fixed it.
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you can also try Netobjects fusion its easier less complicated if you dont want to learn dreamweaver....
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If its under a lot of load you should get a different message about resource conflict from their server. The page cannot be displayed message means that your browser can't even contact the other site. It probably means their server is off due to a fault, cannot be reached DNS (domain name service) error, or a computer on route to theirs is down. I would guess its most likely their personal servers down for maintanence.
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I have an eMachines T2885 with a 2.8GHz Celeron and Windows XP (includes Service Pack 1), and I just tested the problem, and I believe I may have successfully found a solution.\n\nThe problem:\n"The web page cannot be saved to the selected location."\n\nI suppose many of you have gotten this error on your machine.  Here is what I found:\n\nWhen attempting to save a Web page with WinXP Service Pack 1, many pages will not be saved.  I suppose many of you have figured that out.\n\nNow, I downloaded and installed Service Pack 2, and went back to the same page I tried to save under SP1, and I had no problem saving the page.\n\nHere's the kicker: I downloaded and installed Windows Internet Explorer 6.0 Cumulative Security Update KB912812 (a file that is 4.79 megabytes), rebooted, and tried to save the same Web page again.  It would not save the page.\n\nSimply put, something in KB912812 interferes with Internet Explorer 6.0's ability to save pages that should not be a problem saving.  I can't say if the solution is foolproof (I haven't tested it on complex Web pages), but it's worth a try.\n\nThat is, get Service Pack 2, but do NOT install KB912812.  If you have KB912812 installed, get rid of it.  Microsoft should really have a look at the code inside that file, to see why it interferes with Web page saving...\n\nThen again, you could always try Netscape 8.1 or Mozilla Firefox.
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I get a Javascript pop-up alert error in Firefox - which means that none of the navigation now works so I can't move around the site. \n\nThere's a philosophy od web design that says when adding Javascript functionality - make sure the backup system works when Javascript doesnt work or is turned off. This is a good example of that having a real affect here.\n\nBased on just the home page - I'd say: it needs to show the main content right away... If its articles/tips on bodywork - might be nice to have an example of one tip plus links to go directly to other tips...
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not quite sure what is happening. \ngo to http://photos.yahoo.com sign in and create a new album and upload the files
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You will either have to have two separate machines or you could possibly do what I do, ask friends with older machines to check out the site for you.  \n\nOf course, if you stick with plain xhtml / css then you'll likely not have any problems anywhere.  Extensions to html / xhtml are the usual culprits.
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What site builder are you using?  I haven't had a problem. Make sure your elements are properly layered.