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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / August 2005not responding error when publishing to web
When I go to publish I get one or two errors - Either it starts saving and then quits responding or it pops up a box that says I need to 'check your url or network connecitio and try again' I have broadband, so there is no connection issue - I have not had this problem before with Publisher! What am I doing wrong? What version of Publisher? Are you prompted for the user and pswd? Is this an ftp or http upload? Have you rebooted (makes sure there is no hanging connection)? Do you have any object on any page that is overlapping into the scratch area? David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com > When I go to publish I get one or two errors - > Either it starts saving and then quits responding [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I have not had this problem before with Publisher! > What am I doing wrong? Publisher 2003 Once I click publish web and tell it to to the the my network location, it then asks me for my username and password, once entered a box shows up at the bottom and says that it is 'WORKING publishing HTML files' then 1 of 2 things happens either I get the 'check your url or network connection' error or a box shows up at the top left and says that is is SAVING, then either I get the error again or it quits responding and locks up It is a http upload I am new to publisher, I had no problems at the beginning until now. I have rebooted, I have checked for updates I have nothing in the scatch area or even touching the sides of the pages ????? > What version of Publisher? > Are you prompted for the user and pswd? [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > I have not had this problem before with Publisher! > > What am I doing wrong? Have you recently changed options of using the subfolder and/or of using incremental uploading? In both it could be that there are permission issues on the host server. Ask your web host support to double check and verify that your account permissions are correct for http publishing and that they allow the creation of a subfolder and the creation of the xml file type. And while they're at it, it wouldn't hurt to request they reinstall FrontPage extensions. David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com > Publisher 2003 > Once I click publish web and tell it to to the the my network location, it [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] >> > I have not had this problem before with Publisher! >> > What am I doing wrong? I am having pretty much the same problem with uploading http with Pub 03. I created a website (2 actually) and uploaded to the server with the original file and with numerous updates - with no problem. Suddenly, I tried to do an update and got these errors. After about a week of trying to load, communicating on this forum and with my host, I copied my file to a cd and brought it to work and uploaded it successfully. I have broadband at home and we have high-speed at work. So is that an issue? regardless, it is quite a pain. The file is too large to load on a floppy, too large to email and it creates a read-only file on the cd. I supposed I can get a "key" and transport the file. It's really aggravating though. I am pretty certain that I am going to pucrhase Frontpage and convert. I am having other issues as well such as not being able to view my site with netscape. Also, my photos are loading painfully slow! www.warthenlaneinteriors and www.keithmcdonaldplumbing.com. > Have you recently changed options of using the subfolder and/or of using > incremental uploading? In both it could be that there are permission issues [quoted text clipped - 41 lines] > >> > I have not had this problem before with Publisher! > >> > What am I doing wrong? David, do FrontPage extensions need to be active when publishing with Publisher 2003? > Have you recently changed options of using the subfolder and/or of using > incremental uploading? In both it could be that there are permission issues [quoted text clipped - 41 lines] > >> > I have not had this problem before with Publisher! > >> > What am I doing wrong? FrontPage Server Extensions (FPSE) are only required if you want to use a form page on your site and thus want to use FPSE for the forms "back-end" processing. Or otherwise because you want to be able to use "Web Folder" (http) publishing rather then FTP. I myself use web folder publishing exclusively on all my sites. The most important thing is to pick one protocol, and one protocol only, be it ftp or http, and only use that. Don't use both randomly. David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com > David, do FrontPage extensions need to be active when publishing with > Publisher 2003? [quoted text clipped - 52 lines] >> >> > I have not had this problem before with Publisher! >> >> > What am I doing wrong? Well I'd prefer to use http publishing, so I may attempt that again at some point. > FrontPage Server Extensions (FPSE) are only required if you want to use a > form page on your site and thus want to use FPSE for the forms "back-end" [quoted text clipped - 65 lines] > >> >> > I have not had this problem before with Publisher! > >> >> > What am I doing wrong? The main point being that using FTP tends to break the FP extensions,,,,so don't switch back and forth between the two (ftp/http). > Well I'd prefer to use http publishing, so I may attempt that again at > some [quoted text clipped - 79 lines] >> >> >> > I have not had this problem before with Publisher! >> >> >> > What am I doing wrong? |
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