Noob with some iweb questions...

Let me clarify - im not a noob when it comes to mac & computers in general, but when it comes to web pages, how they're made, & hosted etc i have no idea!
I have been using iweb08 to make my web page for my business. Its turning out really well but there are a few things i'd like to know...
1. Can i add any flash (or moving) menus? nothing too complex but i really like those menus that expand with drop down boxes etc
2. My business is a DJ/entertainment business & id like to add some music (my own productions) to some of the pages. What is the best way of doing that?
3. Protection: how do I make sure my site doesnt get hacked? how is iweb security?
4. Google searches - how do i optimize my site to make sure it comes up well in a google search
5. Any good tutes around that may answer these questions & more? Free is good
thanks in advance

The best site for iWeb learning is here...
http://iwebfaq.org/site/iWeb_FAQ.html
I've covered quite a lot of you questions here...
http://www.iwebformusicians.com/
If you are building a business site you won't be publishing to MobileMe so security depends on your web hosting company. Both the author of the iWeb FAQ site and myself use Host Excellence.

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Hi, nathan. Welcome to the Discussions.
FYI: When asking multiple questions, it helps to number them individually. That way someone can respond without quoting the text so that their answers relate directly to your specific questions.
1. You wrote: "My question is this: in Tiger, is there an easy way to perform a similiar operation?"Sort of.
2. You wrote: "Can I create a folder that holds all of my active files and place it on the right side of the dock?"Icons in the dock are actually aliases, ala shortcuts in Windows parlance.
You'd create a folder, say in your Home folder, called "Active Files" and keep your active files there. You'd then drag the icon for this folder to the Dock to have quick access the "Active Files" folder or its contents via the Dock.
One does not copy/move files out of the folder in the Dock. One places a folder's icon in the dock to quickly open the folder, or open a file in the folder, or add files to the folder.
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In Mac OS X, if you dragged the Project folder on the Shuffle to the Active Files folder on the iBook, it would warn you that you are about to replace the Project folder within Active Files with the Project folder from the Shuffle. If you approve this action, then the Project folder in Active Files would be completely replaced by a copy of the Project folder copied from the Shuffle.
A number of Windows users unfamiliar with how this works on a Mac have been surprised when they thought that only the differences would be copied, as opposed to it being a complete replacement. Mac OS X uses the literal interpretations of the words Move, Copy, and Replace.
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After suffering through two hard drive failures (not my main drive, fortunately), and being frustrated with trying to keep everything backed up, I'm taking a fresh approach to everything and I plan to do the following:
1. Purchase a new, 2 TB hard drive (enterprise class - Can you guys recommend a reliable one?) and clone my existing main hard drive to it.
2. Purchase a second identical drive and install it in bay #2.
3. Likely purchase G-Technology's G-Safe with Raid 1 capability. Likely 3 TB just cause.
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So far so good. I plan on putting all my files on the one main 2 TB drive. (Formerly roughly 500 GB of music was on a separate internal drive, the one that's died twice now. Seagate Barracuda FYI.) I'll then clone the main drive to the identical drive in the 2nd bay and make it bootable as well. That's backup #1 and I plan on having it also updated regularly. (Incrementally, not a complete erase and rewrite, but still keeping it bootable.) I'll then hook up the Raid 1 drive and clone the main hard drive to that as well, also making it bootable. That will give me backup #2 and #3 (through mirroring). These drives will be backed up less often and when not being used, will be stored in a fire proof safe in the garage. So far so good, I think.
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To repeat my first question, who makes a really reliable enterprise class drive?
And has anyone had any experience with G-Technology's G-Safe with RAID 1?
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Oh, here's my system: Mac Pro tower, 2008 2.8 GHz, 10 GB ram. Dual Intel processors. Currently 10.5.8, soon to be 10.6.8.

valbelvalbel wrote:
After suffering through two hard drive failures (not my main drive, fortunately), and being frustrated with trying to keep everything backed up, I'm taking a fresh approach to everything and I plan to do the following:
1. Purchase a new, 2 TB hard drive (enterprise class - Can you guys recommend a reliable one?) and clone my existing main hard drive to it.
2. Purchase a second identical drive and install it in bay #2.
3. Likely purchase G-Technology's G-Safe with Raid 1 capability. Likely 3 TB just cause.
4. I'll keep my current 1 TB Hitachi Deskstar in the 3rd bay. It serves only my Sonos music system. (I wanted a separate drive for that so my regular drives weren't always running.)
Hitachi and Seagate both make enterprise class drives. Just visit their websites to find models.
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Carbon Copy Cloner: I know this app has been around for a long time, though I've never used it. I'm presuming it's good for cloning a drive onto a larger drive, just as SuperDuper is, but can it do scheduled backups of that clone like SuperDuper can?
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If you are running Lion then do not use SuperDuper. It has not yet been updated for reliable use with Lion and cannot handle Lion's Recovery HD. Carbon Copy Cloner's recent beta release would be a good choice as would Synk Pro from Decimus, or Tri-Backup. All of these will clone a drive as well as perform scheduled backups/updates of a clone. But only CCC properly deals with Lion's Recovery HD at this time. All of these make essentially file by file copies from the source to the destination. One can easily restore a file or a few items without needing to use the backup utility since everything on the backup is accessible through the Finder.
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To repeat my first question, who makes a really reliable enterprise class drive?
And has anyone had any experience with G-Technology's G-Safe with RAID 1?
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You are giving viewers the full title on your web page.
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try {MathematicsA.initialise("SUM");}
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try {calculate();}
catch(Exception e)
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try {sum(3,5);}
catch (SumInternalErrorException)    {throw new CalculateException();}
void sum(int a,int b) throws SumInternalErrorException
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Example:
public class MySummation()
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}(sorry for editing all the time, I was not really sure what I really wanted to ask until i realised that I had in fact 2 questions at the same time, and still it is hard to explain what I really want to say with it but now the post is relatively final and I will only add small things)
Edited by: kirdie on Jul 7, 2008 2:21 AM
Edited by: kirdie on Jul 7, 2008 2:25 AM
Edited by: kirdie on Jul 7, 2008 2:33 AM
Edited by: kirdie on Jul 7, 2008 2:34 AM

sphinks wrote:
I`m not a guru, but give my point of view. First of all, the first way is rude. You shouldn`t use try with empty catch. "rude" isn't the word I'd use to describe it. Think about what happens if an exception is thrown. How will you know? Your app fails, and you have NO indication as to why. "stupid" or "suicidal" are better descriptions.
Then for the second way, I`ll reccomend for you use not printStackTrace(); , but use special method for it:
public void outputError (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}It`ll be better just because if in future you`d like to output error message instead of stack of print it on GUI, you`ll need change only one method, but not all 'try' 'catch' statements for changing e.printStackTrace(); with the call of new output method.I disagree with this. Far be it from me to argue against the DRY principle, but I wouldn't code it this way.
I would not recommend exiting from a catch block like that. It's not a strategy for recovery. Just throw the exception.
Then, the third way also good, but I suppose you should use throws only if the caller method should know that called method have a problem (for example, when you read parametrs from gui, so if params are inccorect, main method of programm should know about it and for example show alert window)."throw it everywhere"? No, throw it until you get to an appropriate handler.
If you're writing layered applications - and you should be - you want to identify the layer that will handle the exception. For example, if I'm writing a web app with a view layer, a service layer, and a persistence layer, and there's a problem in the persistence tier, I'd let the service layer know what the persistence exception was. The service layer might translate that into some other exception with some business meaning. The view layer would translate the business exception into something that would be actionable by the user.
And in all other cases I suppose you should use the fourth way. So I suppose it`s better to combine 2,3,4 ways as I have mentioned above.I don't know that I'd recommend special exceptions for every layer. I'd reuse existing classes where I could (e.g., IllegalArgumentException)
Sorry, I can give you advice how to avoid problem with try-catch in constructor. :-(You shouldn't catch anything that you can't handle. If an exception occurs in a constructor that will compromise the object you're trying to create, by all means just throw the exception. No try/catch needed.
You sound like you're looking for a single cookie cutter approach. I'd recommend thinking instead.
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I have problem with the security question i forgot it some body tell me they will show down of the question forgot the answering but nothing show help me plz thanks

I have problem with the security question i forgot it some body tell me they will show down of the question forgot the answering but nothing show help me plz thanks

The reset link will only show if you have a rescue email address (which is not the same thing as an alternate email address) set up on your account : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5312
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Contacting Apple about account security : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5699
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HT5312 i need help with the security questions is there some way to get you to remind me what they were from e-mail or other wise

I need help with the security Questions is there some way to get you to remember them by e-mail of other wise

Read the HT5312 page that you posted from, it has instructions for how to reset them i.e. if you have a rescue email address set up on your account then steps 1 to 5 half-way down that page should give you a reset link.
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I need help with some questions

I seen where it said if something happens to your computer that you will loose the music you bought and downloaded . Will you also loose the information about your itunes gift card ?How do you run a diagnostic before you buy ? Is there a phone number to contat someone in this case , or could it be sent to my E-Mail address ? Also I would like to thank the people that helped me with my first question .

It has always been very basic to always maintain a backup copy of your computer, so if somethign happens to your computer, you lose nothing, as you have a backup copy.
"Will you also loose the information about your itunes gift card ?"
When you redeem a gift card the balance is on your account. It is accessible from anycomputer with itune, when you sign into your account. This would not be affected by lodd of your computer. Again, you should ALWAYS have a backup copy of your computer.
"How do you run a diagnostic before you buy ? "
Runa diagnostic of what before you buy what?
"Is there a phone number to contat someone in this case , or could it be sent to my E-Mail address ?"
Again, in what case? Could what be sent to your e-mail?

A whole slew of iWeb questions:

FAIR WARNING: I've always been chastised for taking 15,000 words to say what could be explained in 300 words -- this post is not and exception (Sorry).
I never thought I'd be a technology elitist, but since I finally made the switch to Apple as soon as the MacBook Pro was released I've started forcing "Steve Jobs for President" buttons on everyone I know. I'm one of these dudes that knows just enough to be firmly grounded in the fact that I know nothing.
So, now that I'm firmly committed to Apple/Mac, I'm trying to convert everything I can. I am the current (pretend) administrator for my church website - www.drccsedona.com. I'm building ver 2.awesome through iWeb and will probably make the switch to .mac in late April. Before I get in trouble for completely screwing up the church website, I'm wanting to clarify some points about iWeb and .mac. Here they are:
- I want to do some really simple post-publishing things (change link colors, add web forms, etc.) and from already posted threads it seems like this won't be too difficult as long as I get, and learn to use, things like MassReplaceIt and Wufoo (that one looks pretty slick - thanks 'varkgirl'). My question is, if I'm already going to subscribe to a .mac account anyway, can any of you gurus shed some light on whether I will need to just plan on publishing to a folder, or if publishing straight to .mac will work?
- This is just a luxury, but does anyone know, or has been successful at getting a .ICO image uploaded to a site directory and working with an iWeb/.mac setup? (For anyone wondering, I'm hopefully referencing this correctly -- the icon image that some web browser's display before the url in an address bar.
- I thought I saw a thread in the past that displayed frustration at iWeb's inability to publish two separate sites. In addition to my church site, I've registered the domain 'frigginrad.com' and I'm hoping to publish a site to this domain in the future (under a different .mac subscription) -- anyone foresee problems for me here?
- Lastly, for now, I think I've got the Forward/Masking concept down, but I tried this (GoDaddy) for one of my domains and it masked the entire url -- which I wasn't expecting. Here's an example of what I mean:
'www.mydomain.com' forwarded and masked to 'www.redirecteddomain.com'.
This worked well, but when I visited different parts of my site I expected to see a url of 'www.mydomain.com/aboutme' or 'www.mydomain.com/links' and instead it the url in the address bar never changed from 'www.mydomain.com'. I hope what I'm describing makes sense. If this is the way it's gonna be, I can live with it, but am I just missing something?
Any feedback will be much appreciated! Thanks Gang.
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- I want to do some really simple post-publishing
things (change link colors, add web forms, etc.) and
from already posted threads it seems like this won't
be too difficult as long as I get, and learn to use,
things like MassReplaceIt and Wufoo (that one looks
pretty slick - thanks 'varkgirl'). My question
is, if I'm already going to subscribe to a .mac
account anyway, can any of you gurus shed some light
on whether I will need to just plan on publishing to
a folder, or if publishing straight to .mac will
work?
You can do post publish changes on .Mac, no worries.
- This is just a luxury, but does anyone know, or has
been successful at getting a .ICO image uploaded to a
site directory and working with an iWeb/.mac setup?
(For anyone wondering, I'm hopefully referencing this
correctly -- the icon image that some web browser's
display before the url in an address bar.
http://web.mac.com/will.englefield/iWeb/WillG4PB/MRI_Favicon.html
Is this what you mean?
- I thought I saw a thread in the past that displayed
frustration at iWeb's inability to publish two
separate sites. In addition to my church site, I've
registered the domain 'frigginrad.com' and I'm hoping
to publish a site to this domain in the future (under
a different .mac subscription) -- anyone foresee
problems for me here?
Well first off, you can publish them both to the same .Mac subsctiption and then forward your two differernt domain.com addresses to the proper location on .Mac.
If you want things located directly on yourdomain.com you will have to publish to a folder and upload via ftp, purchase hosting, etc. You would also need to split your domain file.
http://web.mac.com/mark8heaton/iWeb/DomainSeparation/SiteSeparation.html
http://mistergregg.com/cocoadrillosoftware/iWebSites/
- Lastly, for now, I think I've got the
Forward/Masking concept down, but I tried this
(GoDaddy) for one of my domains and it masked the
entire url -- which I wasn't expecting. Here's an
example of what I mean:
Yes, this is how it works.

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