DaveN
msg:934438 | 4:09 pm on Jul 17, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Hi djyaniv, Does your new ISP support "frontpage extensions" ? and if it does check your code for the domain name if you are using www.olddomain.com/fp_ext/bin just drop the www.olddomain.com DaveN
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djyaniv
msg:934439 | 4:22 pm on Jul 17, 2002 (gmt 0) |
ofcourse it support it... and i didnt understood the other stuff. please explain
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DaveN
msg:934440 | 4:44 pm on Jul 17, 2002 (gmt 0) |
When the Publish box pops up, you enter your URL. You will be prompted for your FTP server name and directory path. On your isp, www.something.com/~djyaniv pre fp 2002 there was a bug in the ftp side and some extension didn't work properly. Try publishing to a local system and upload the the whole site DaveN
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djyaniv
msg:934441 | 4:53 pm on Jul 17, 2002 (gmt 0) |
when i publish to my domain-everything is ok when i try to publish the same site to my new host i get a message that it doesnt support the fp ext. if i try again with my domain name-everything is ok again
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aspdaddy
msg:934442 | 5:02 pm on Jul 17, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Hi djyaniv, Has the host has enabled fp estensions on the site? Personally, I always disable them by default unless people ask for them. Are there the usual _vti folders etc. that are created by fpx
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djyaniv
msg:934443 | 5:05 pm on Jul 17, 2002 (gmt 0) |
as i said, he enabled them and couple of times we reinstall them.
now they r on (i can c on my cpanel) but i cant publish
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stlouislouis
msg:934444 | 8:56 pm on Jul 17, 2002 (gmt 0) |
HI, I read at a host's support forum that different
versions of front page extensions work or don't
work depending on the version of FP you are using
on the client end to upload to the server with. That host only installs one version of FP extensions
on any one particular server. They install different
versions of FP on different servers, and put your account
on whatever server is set up with the FP extensions needed
to work with your version of FP. Also, that once you upload with one version of FP,
you need to keep using that version in the future
when you upload to THAT webhost account, else you will have
problems. Unless of course they change the version
of FP extensions they have installed on their server. So maybe ask them what verison of FP they support? Hope this helps (and is correct!). Take care, Louis
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djyaniv
msg:934445 | 9:32 pm on Jul 17, 2002 (gmt 0) |
i use fp2002
i asked them before i signed up what version do they support and they said that they support 2002 my question was: can fp2002 publish to a dir like : www.domain.com/~djyaniv or only to www.domain.com ?
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Reflect
msg:934446 | 1:46 pm on Jul 18, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Hi, A couple of things... When you publish try [something.com...] (note backslash at end of URL). Also, not doubting your host but maybe they might need repaired. This utility [dnswiz.com] should let you know. <edit>Using different version should not be a problem. I have several sites that I have used FP98, FP2K and now FP2002 on with no bad results. I would however suggest getting SP1 for FP 2002 before using.</edit> Brian
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pageoneresults
msg:934447 | 2:54 pm on Jul 18, 2002 (gmt 0) |
> I read at a host's support forum that different
versions of front page extensions work or don't
work depending on the version of FP you are using
on the client end to upload to the server with. Actually, if your host has a Windows 2000 box with IIS5, you can run both FP2000 and FP2002 extensions side by side. I even believe that you can run FP98 extensions. We've had some minor issues with sites using FP2002 extensions and reverted back to FP2000 just for those sites. We have since then corrected those problems (an MS Bug/Duplicate Includes) and are now using mostly FP2002 extensions. The extensions are not automatic. The host needs to turn them on for your site. Or, you should be able to do it through your control panel. If not, then they may have a problem somewhere.
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stlouislouis
msg:934448 | 8:54 pm on Jul 18, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Hi, FWIW, the host with the support forum I referred to was
a Unix/Linux, not Windows host. Don't know how much
difference that makes. I think most host use *nix/*BSD. Best wishes, Louis
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