Re: How to publish a FP 03 Web site to a CD-R
From: Ronx (ronx917_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 01/01/05
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Date: Sat, 1 Jan 2005 12:41:56 -0000
A URL to the on line web, to check the links there, would help.
Before you burn another coaster, check the links in the web on your PC in
HTML/Code view.
-- Ron Symonds (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage) Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread. "D.McKee" <DMcKee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3B30CA58-9431-4F63-9A2B-8DDF0F495702@microsoft.com... > Thanks for your help so far! > I did not use absolute links because the site does not have any external > links. > I have tried to publish it to a "disk based" web folder on my desktop. I > then moved it over to a CDR and then burned the disk. I'm not sure if > this > makes a difference or not but the entire site is composed of a single > graphic > with image maps (hotspots) of clickable areas. When I open the index.htm > file from the CDR the graphic will not even load, but the hotspots are > still > there. When I click on one of the hot spots it tries to load the page > from > the web not from the CDR. ? > > I’m starting to have a lot of extra “coasters” laying > around……any ideas? > > > "Chris Leeds, MVP-FrontPage" wrote: > >> you must first publish to a "disk based" web folder. this way FrontPage >> will use relative hyperlinks. >> Have you taken any efforts to create absolute links? the condition >> you're >> describing is very odd. >> >> -- >> Chris Leeds, >> Microsoft MVP-FrontPage >> >> ContentSeed: great tool for web masters, >> a fantastic convenience for site owners. >> http://contentseed.com/ >> -- >> "D.McKee" <DMcKee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:27959845-A33C-4270-9DC2-74AEE7220868@microsoft.com... >> > I tried this and the only difference was that the index.htm loaded once >> the >> > CD-R was placed in the drive. The pages still are not loading >> > correctly, >> and >> > none of the links are correct. They are still trying to pull from the >> > website instead of the CD-R. How would I change this? Thanks! >> > >> > "Chris Leeds, MVP-FrontPage" wrote: >> > >> > > I've done this and here's how it was successful for me; >> > > >> > > with your most current web open hit file/ publish and publish the web >> (with >> > > FrontPage) to a folder on your desktop, then burn this newly >> > > published >> > > folder to the disk. >> > > >> > > you'll also need to burn an autorun.inf to the disk (to the top level >> > > of >> the >> > > disk, not in any folder). it's just a plain file you can make in >> notepad >> > > and save with that title and extension. I'll put the "code" it >> > > should >> > > contain below: >> > > >> > > [autorun] >> > > shellexecute=index.htm >> > > >> > > that's it just those two lines. keep in mind that if you've got your >> index >> > > in a folder below the autorun file you'd modify it like this: >> > > >> > > [autorun] >> > > shellexecute=somefoldername\index.htm >> > > >> > > HTH >> > > >> > > -- >> > > Chris Leeds, >> > > Microsoft MVP-FrontPage >> > > >> > > ContentSeed: great tool for web masters, >> > > a fantastic convenience for site owners. >> > > http://contentseed.com/ >> > > -- >> > > "D.McKee" <DMcKee@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> > > news:D88DF45C-657D-4798-8F35-5EACD606F86E@microsoft.com... >> > > > I am running FP '03 and trying to save a copy of a website to a >> > > > CD-R >> so I >> > > can >> > > > mail it out to the client for approval. I made the mistake of >> building it >> > > > directly into *Web Resources*, the folder which is reachable only >> > > > when >> > > you're >> > > > online and asks you for a password every time you enter. The site >> > > > is >> now >> > > too >> > > > large to fit on the 10MB limit for preview so I'm now trying to >> > > > burn a >> > > > hardcopy. I have followed the directions given by MS @ >> > > > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/825447#8 >> > > > When doing so it appears to save correctly but when I go to preview >> the >> > > web >> > > > the links did not transfer over correctly and they are still trying >> > > > to >> > > pull >> > > > from the web and not the folder they are saved in on my hard drive >> like >> > > they >> > > > are supposed to. >> > > > I have been messing with this thing for hours now and I am in >> desperate >> > > need >> > > > of help! >> > > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> >> >>
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