FrontPage Navigation menu doesn't show up
01-12-06, 14:40
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ono-neko Registered User Join: Jun 2004 Posts: 99 |
FrontPage Navigation menu doesn't show up I hope this is the right place I can ask this question. Basically a customer of us publish her website using FrontPage. However, none of the navigation menues/bars are showing up when browsing the site. Interestingly, they do show up if I RD to the winbox and double click the file directly to open with IE (so the URL in the address bar is "file://..."). Anyone got any idea what's going on? Thanks in advance. |
01-12-06, 15:25
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dynamicnet Registered User Join: Jan 2003 Posts: 13,696 |
Greetings: FrontPage can publish via FTP or HTTP. If the customer used FTP, then zero of the FrontPage extensions will work. Please make sure of the following: 1. Extensions are turned on for the site. See http://www.psoft.net/HSdocumentation...xtensions.html 2. That they are publishing to a http address rather than an FTP address (they have to put "http://" as part of the publish to URL). Thank you. __________________ Peter M. Abraham, Senior Server Administrator Dynamic Net, Inc. -- US/Canada: 001-888-887-6727; International: 001-717-484-1062 -- email solutions @ dynamicnet.net Parallels H-Sphere Strategic Partner for H-Sphere Security and H-Sphere Server Management Server Security, Server Administration, Server Migrations, co-location, dedicated servers, and more http://www.dynamicnet.net/services/hsphere.htm |
01-12-06, 15:37
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profitability Registered User Join: Aug 2002 Posts: 1,784 |
Also, if the URL contains "file://...", then the site wasn't built correctly in the first place with Frontpage. Your user will need to go back and correct all those URL's before anything will work properly. Andrew __________________ www.profitability.net 513.361.0800 Secure colocation and application hosting |
01-12-06, 15:41
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ono-neko Registered User Join: Jun 2004 Posts: 99 |
FPE is definitely turned on for that site. dynamicnet: Thanks for the advice, I'll ask the customer if she uses "http://" in front on the site when publishing. profitability: I meant that I browse the page using a URL such as "file://..." to load the page directly instead of "http://website.com". In the files themselves, every links are using virtual path. |
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