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Old 11-25-2008, 10:04 AM
kteo kteo is offline
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frontpage extensions

i have a customer who had a site in somwhere else.he used to upload his files via frontpage with the frontpage extensios way.in my server i have install frontpage extensios.the problem is that when he tries topublish the files whichs edits the changes in NOT going to the files which are in public_html folder but it is automated creating a new folder with the name domain.gr. AND THERE PUTS ALL THE FILES WHICH are changing. what i must change so the changes to be in files in public_html and also stop creating folder with the name domain.gr.i hope you understand
p.s the frontpage extensios.i havent experienced before





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Old 11-25-2008, 10:46 AM
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Run through the upload/publish process with the client, sounds like it could be a configuration issue.
I could be wrong however





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Old 11-25-2008, 11:40 AM
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Is the client publishing via http://www.example.com or using FTP? Usually when you publish with http, FP will put the files in the correct place. If you use FTP, FP will rely on the user to possibly enter a folder name. Make sure he is not publishing to http://www.example.com/public_html as well.
Also, if the user has any FP component (especially forms), the user needs to publish with http - FTP will not work and can corrupt the extensions.
Chances are, you might need to set up the FPSE on the server - setting up the authoring control and the default email server.





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