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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / February 2006Pictures and pages don't load to website
I've read the questions posted about this subject, have read and followed the advice in David Bartosik's articles, which have not helped. My https transfer to the Comcast server is not uploading pictures, nor is it uploading page#2 and page#3 of the 3-page wizard I am trying to use in Publisher 2003. I've tried uploading from two different locations. At work, there are maybe some firewall issues, but page 1 does load and display, albeit without photos. I get the same result when I upload from home, were I don't have any firewall issues I know of. Suggestions would be appreciated. My hope was that by uploading a complete 3-page website using MS Wizards that all the links would automatically work. Is there a problem with Comcast? Given that not only your second and third page don't load, but also that images on your home page don't, this means that you did not publish the supporting files folder, which contain all those HTML files. Apparently you only published the index.htm page. Though you say that you have read David Bartosik's material, here is a link to a page of articles about troubleshooting uploading issues that you might again reference: http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/category/1921.aspx DavidF > I've read the questions posted about this subject, have read and followed the > advice in David Bartosik's articles, which have not helped. My https transfer [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > uploading a complete 3-page website using MS Wizards that all the links would > automatically work. Is there a problem with Comcast? Thanks. I'll re-plow that ground, see if I missed something. I'm using the http transfer. The problem comes after MSP logs me on successfully to my comcast account. The index file and a few others transfer, but nothing else. The connection hangs and times out./ Butch > Given that not only your second and third page don't load, but also that > images on your home page don't, this means that you did not publish the [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > would > > automatically work. Is there a problem with Comcast? You might check your pages carefully to see if you have any page elements overlapping into the scratch area, as that can hang things up. And, possibly try turning the sub-folder option off... DavidF > Thanks. I'll re-plow that ground, see if I missed something. I'm using the > http transfer. The problem comes after MSP logs me on successfully to my [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > > would > > > automatically work. Is there a problem with Comcast? David, I may have stumbled upon what is/was not working, would appreciate your comments: I tried using the MSP internal FTP protocol on my home pc instead of http transfer. When I did that, I got a message something like " MSP is blocking some data from transferring. Would you like to allow it?" (My paraphrasing of course). Anyway, when I chose to unblock some content, I have been able to transfer all data to the Comcast site using FTP. Can you elaborate and tell me where in MSP I go to change this setting, so I can do it to my computer at work? I did not get the message on my pc at work, I just could not transfer data using ftp or http. Thanks for any assistance you can offer. /Butch > You might check your pages carefully to see if you have any page elements > overlapping into the scratch area, as that can hang things up. And, possibly [quoted text clipped - 45 lines] > > > would > > > > automatically work. Is there a problem with Comcast? Perhaps play with your firewall settings, and I am not sure at all, but also try under IE, go to Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > then under Browsing find and change the settings for Use Passive FTP, and/or Enable folder view for FTP sites? Let me know if that helps at all. DavidF > David, I may have stumbled upon what is/was not working, would appreciate > your comments: I tried using the MSP internal FTP protocol on my home pc [quoted text clipped - 56 lines] > > > > would > > > > > automatically work. Is there a problem with Comcast? If you have not been able to resolve this I can offer to review your files and site and research it by trying to repro your issue. If you want to take this offer, then post back in response.  SignatureDavid Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] http://www.davidbartosik.com > I've read the questions posted about this subject, have read and followed the > advice in David Bartosik's articles, which have not helped. My https transfer [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > uploading a complete 3-page website using MS Wizards that all the links would > automatically work. Is there a problem with Comcast? David, problem resolved. It was a firewall issue. Thanks kindly for following up. /Willard > If you have not been able to resolve this I can offer to review your files > and site and research it by trying to repro your issue. If you want to take [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > uploading a complete 3-page website using MS Wizards that all the links would > > automatically work. Is there a problem with Comcast?
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