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Angell - 01 Oct 2007 13:49 GMT
I designed a 14 page website with pub 2007 and cannot get the whole site
uploaded, only my home page appears with broken links to the rest of the
pages. I tried to referred to the links given in the discussions to fnd my
mistake but those sites are currently not working. I am using cute ftp to
upload, have uploaded index files and folders, but still not getting it
right! Please help!
DavidF - 01 Oct 2007 14:31 GMT
Usually this means that you did not upload all the html output. Publisher
2007 at its default settings produces an index.htm file (the home page) and
an index_files folder that contain the other pages in the site plus the
supporting graphics. Check to see if you uploaded the index_files folder,
and everything in it, to the same directory as you did the index.htm file.

If that doesn't solve your problem, please post the URL of your site.

If you are looking for David Bartosik's content, it has been moved an
archived but is still available:
http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/

DavidF

>I designed a 14 page website with pub 2007 and cannot get the whole site
> uploaded, only my home page appears with broken links to the rest of the
> pages. I tried to referred to the links given in the discussions to fnd my
> mistake but those sites are currently not working. I am using cute ftp to
> upload, have uploaded index files and folders, but still not getting it
> right! Please help!
Angell - 03 Oct 2007 11:20 GMT
Thanks David, I have tried this but still not working. my url is
www.divinebeautyacademy.co.za  .I appreciate your help

> Usually this means that you did not upload all the html output. Publisher
> 2007 at its default settings produces an index.htm file (the home page) and
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> > upload, have uploaded index files and folders, but still not getting it
> > right! Please help!
DavidF - 03 Oct 2007 13:34 GMT
If you mouseover the links on your home page, you will note they are
pointing to your hard drive. This is usually because you are using a Master
Page. Remove the master page and move all content to the publication pages.
Master pages should not be used in a Publisher web publication.

Run the design checker tool.

Be sure to compress all the images and graphics. Select an image and then
find the compression feature on the image tool bar.

Delete your old files on your host, Publish to the Web to produce a new
index.htm file and index_files folder and upload.

DavidF

> Thanks David, I have tried this but still not working. my url is
> www.divinebeautyacademy.co.za  .I appreciate your help
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>> > upload, have uploaded index files and folders, but still not getting it
>> > right! Please help!
Angell - 04 Oct 2007 10:19 GMT
Dave, I am blonde, I dont understand what you say about removing the
masterpage. I ran the designchecker and everything there seems ok. Do you
know of someone that I can email the file to with all the ftp details so that
they can upload it for me? I am loosing money daily because my site is not
up, please help! Pretty please...

> If you mouseover the links on your home page, you will note they are
> pointing to your hard drive. This is usually because you are using a Master
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> >> > upload, have uploaded index files and folders, but still not getting it
> >> > right! Please help!
DavidF - 04 Oct 2007 16:23 GMT
Open your document, and go to View > Master Page. If you put the anything on
a master page it will be there. All the content on the master page needs to
be moved to the main publication. If you didn't use a master page, then you
need to step back and do some reading. In fact you should do some reading
anyway...

Start here: Prepare, publish, and maintain your Publisher Web site:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher/HA100947601033.aspx

Then here are three articles about uploading:
http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/archive/category/1921.aspx

If you choose to use FTP uploading then consider downloading and installing
the free FTP client FileZilla:
http://filezilla-project.org/  It is likely to be easier for you. Take the
time to also download the excellent documentation and read it.

And go to your web host and look under Support or the FAQs about how to
upload. They may have specific directions.

Then before you actually produced new html files go to Tools > Options > Web
tab and make sure the "Allow Png..." option is unchecked.

Then compress all your graphics: Compress graphics file sizes to create
smaller Web sites:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher/HA012301391033.aspx

After doing your homework, Publish to the Web and upload your index.htm file
and your index_files folder.

With all due respect and no insult intended, but drop the being blonde
excuse...its demeaning. If you want to build and publish your own website,
then you need to invest some time and effort. If you don't understand
something the first time, then read it again until you do understand. If you
don't want to invest the time learning, then hire someone. We are glad to
help people help themselves...not do the work for them.

DavidF

> Dave, I am blonde, I dont understand what you say about removing the
> masterpage. I ran the designchecker and everything there seems ok. Do you
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>> >> > right! Please help!
Steele - 11 Oct 2007 02:07 GMT
> Open your document, and go to View > Master Page. If you put the anything on
> a master page it will be there. All the content on the master page needs to
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> >> >> > it
> >> >> > right! Please help!

I'm having a similar problem and would appreciate any help and
assistance.

I too designed a multi page website on Publisher 2007.  Following the
instructions located Publish a Web site by using FTP,
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher/HA100947601033.aspx.

A file did upload successfully to my ftp, but the file is a Publisher
file, not a htlm file.  This being my very first website design and
publishing experience, I'm not sure what I need to do.

Please help me upload the 2007 Publisher website I've created to my
website, www.GrimeBustersPressureWashing.info

Thanks,

Jim_Cooney@msn.com
Steele - 11 Oct 2007 03:00 GMT
> > Open your document, and go to View > Master Page. If you put the anything on
> > a master page it will be there. All the content on the master page needs to
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> Jim_Cooney@msn.com

Another notation, when I save the completed website to a location (my
computer) instead of saving as 1 html file, it saves as 50+ individual
files, JPEG, Graphics Interchange Format Image, EMZ file, etc.
Shouldn't Publisher be saving the file as 1 complete html file ???

Please email me at Jim_Cooney@msn.com with suggestions.
DavidF - 11 Oct 2007 13:25 GMT
Try to keep your question to one thread please...it is easier to
follow...and to help. Please refer to your other post.

DavidF

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>> I'm having a similar problem and would appreciate any help and
>> assistance.
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> Please email me at Jim_Cooney@msn.com with suggestions.
 
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