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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / December 2005websites
I made a website with publisher , i ran the website out of publisher , then I sent website to someone who posted it online. Everyone can see my website but when I browse to it I get an empty page. What can I do to see my own website? Thanks What is the URL of your site? DavidF > I made a website with publisher , i ran the website out of publisher , then I > sent website to someone who posted it online. Everyone can see my website but > when I browse to it I get an empty page. What can I do to see my own website? > > Thanks A better answer: Ask 'everyone' and the 'someone' that posted your site, to send you the correct URL. If you can't see it, and everyone else can, then you probably are not using the correct URL. If that isn't the case, then post the URL of your site, and perhaps someone here can offer a different answer. DavidF > What is the URL of your site? > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > > > Thanks Thanks David , my URL = www.raphaelwellness.com we created it in Publisher and then sent the html pages to a provider who posted it with Dream. Everyone has access but from the machine where I created it with publisher page stays empty. if we open publisher and look at the site from there it finds the local files and gives it but not the website which is online. > What is the URL of your site? > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > > > Thanks Raphael, The link works for me using Internet Explorer, though it takes a looooonnnnggg time to load. Are you using a slow dial up internet connection? In that case, wait...it will load eventually. Are you using Pub 2003? The code seems excessive even for Pub 2003, and perhaps someone who understands code can look at it, and see why. It might have something to do with the fact that someone else is publishing your site for you using "Dream". Do you mean they are using Dreamweaver? Why aren't you publishing the site yourself? What specifically happens when you click on the link you provided? Are you using Publisher or IE to try to view your site? Your original post and this response varies somewhat, and this post seems to say that you are trying to see your site using Publisher. If so, you don't...you use your web browser...use IE. You can preview your site on your desktop from Publisher...you produce your html from Publisher, but you view your website with IE. Does this help? DavidF > Thanks David , my URL = www.raphaelwellness.com we created it in Publisher > and then sent the html pages to a provider who posted it with Dream. Everyone [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > > > > > Thanks hello David Someone publishes it on a server and uses dreamweaver. I deliver him thefiles from Publisher. He has no problem posting it and everyone can acces the site. I can just seemy site locally from within publisher. this works but when i give my site www.raphaelwellness.com in on IE , he comes back with done but a completely white page. I work with an ADSL line , for me publisher sets a flag or a file which does not allow me to see anything from explorer . when i click on index.htm my homepage in the files of publisher on the disk and click on it I see my site , but not when typeing www.raphaelwellness.com in IE Any idea why he does not go on the web to download it , and gives only a white empty page? > Raphael, > [quoted text clipped - 39 lines] > > > > > > > > Thanks Raphael, Which version of Publisher are you using? Go to Help > About Microsoft Office Publisher and note the version and the Service Pack number (SP). I suspect that you are using "Rich HTML Output" to generate your website code, and that could account for why your page takes so long to load. Perhaps empty your internet cache. And if your browser window is completely white, without anything else, then wait. Even though it may say done, it can still be loading. DavidF > hello David > [quoted text clipped - 59 lines] > > > > > > > > > > Thanks
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