Microsoft Publisher - pages are missing after uploading from Publisher 2003

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pages are missing after uploading from Publisher 2003

achapman

2007-02-16, 6:16 pm

I have a 6 page website (vachapman.com). I can view the first five pages but
cannot view the 6th. I created that one seperately from the others and then
added it to the file. I can't figure out what I am doing wrong. If I log
into the ftp, I can view the page, with some of the pictures missing.

I saw answers for this in an earlier post. I tried to click on the websites
for David Bartosik, but got the error msg that I don't have permission to
view them...

Mike Koewler

2007-02-16, 6:16 pm

Which one is the sixth page? All the hyperlinks work (six pages) so is
there one missing?

If it is one of the six, try holding down the CTL key and hit the F5
key. that forces your site to reload. You may have been viewing cached
pages and that's why the sixth page is not showing up.

BTW, you have a nav bar at the bottom of the page that starts almost in
the center and extends to the right hand edge. It is causing a scroll
bar to appear. It also appears to be off the page, at least beyond the
yellow background.

Mike

achapman wrote:
> I have a 6 page website (vachapman.com). I can view the first five pages but
> cannot view the 6th. I created that one seperately from the others and then
> added it to the file. I can't figure out what I am doing wrong. If I log
> into the ftp, I can view the page, with some of the pictures missing.
>
> I saw answers for this in an earlier post. I tried to click on the websites
> for David Bartosik, but got the error msg that I don't have permission to
> view them...
>
>

DavidF

2007-02-16, 10:15 pm

Unlike Mike, I see five pages in your navbar, and all those work. Do you
have a link to the other page somewhere on one of those 5 pages? Did you
want to add a sixth page to the navbar? Did you produce your sixth page in a
separate Publisher file? More details....better answers to come ;-)

DavidF

"achapman" <achapman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:FD28A761-CC00-4C85-8CB8-731CFB25C2C7@microsoft.com...
>I have a 6 page website (vachapman.com). I can view the first five pages
>but
> cannot view the 6th. I created that one seperately from the others and
> then
> added it to the file. I can't figure out what I am doing wrong. If I log
> into the ftp, I can view the page, with some of the pictures missing.
>
> I saw answers for this in an earlier post. I tried to click on the
> websites
> for David Bartosik, but got the error msg that I don't have permission to
> view them...
>
>

achapman

2007-02-17, 3:15 am

I have spent at least 5 hours on this site since I last posted. I deleted a
page. I also saw that I had a typo for the (initally 6th) page link: ftp:
instead of http: (doh!). That's why I couldn't see the page. I also
realized that I had used fonts other than the 8 that are web compatible (I
had originally created the piece as a newsletter to be printed). That may
have contributed to the problem. I also deleted all the files off the ftp so
that nothing could contaminate or otherwise interfere with the updated pages
being uploaded.

I deleted all the nav bars and recreated them again. I had to put my
bulleted list symbols in a text box by themselves because the spacing kept
changing. I'm in the process of uploading everything.

I found David's blog.

I appreciate all of the feedback. I will always have appreciation for what
web designers do... But I also like to do the work myself so that I can
appreciate the work of others.

"DavidF" wrote:

> Unlike Mike, I see five pages in your navbar, and all those work. Do you
> have a link to the other page somewhere on one of those 5 pages? Did you
> want to add a sixth page to the navbar? Did you produce your sixth page in a
> separate Publisher file? More details....better answers to come ;-)
>
> DavidF
>
> "achapman" <achapman@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:FD28A761-CC00-4C85-8CB8-731CFB25C2C7@microsoft.com...
>
>
>

ladalang

2007-02-18, 6:16 pm

Nice site Alissa, doesn't look like the typical publisher template site.

"achapman" wrote:
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> I have spent at least 5 hours on this site since I last posted. I deleted a
> page. I also saw that I had a typo for the (initally 6th) page link: ftp:
> instead of http: (doh!). That's why I couldn't see the page. I also
> realized that I had used fonts other than the 8 that are web compatible (I
> had originally created the piece as a newsletter to be printed). That may
> have contributed to the problem. I also deleted all the files off the ftp so
> that nothing could contaminate or otherwise interfere with the updated pages
> being uploaded.
>
> I deleted all the nav bars and recreated them again. I had to put my
> bulleted list symbols in a text box by themselves because the spacing kept
> changing. I'm in the process of uploading everything.
>
> I found David's blog.
>
> I appreciate all of the feedback. I will always have appreciation for what
> web designers do... But I also like to do the work myself so that I can
> appreciate the work of others.
>
> "DavidF" wrote:
>