IWeb 2.0 corrupts Domain while updating

iWeb 2.0 offered to update my iWeb 1.0 Domain file. The resulting Domain produces the same site but with ALL the photos removed from Photo pages. Yet other page types remain intact. The Domain file has shrunk from 1GB to 420MB.
Has anyone else encountered this issue?

After the update... I used to use iweb with iwebsites to work on 8 web sites with no problems. I would publish the sites to a folder and then use ftp to put them online.
I upgraded to iweb '08 and it TOTALLY RUINED everything! I could not access ANY of the 8 sites! I found that I certainly cannot import the sites back into iweb... that would require simple common sense.
This one event has caused me to come to a conclusion... I will likely use macs and OSX, but I will never again purchase apple software of any kind.

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I have had an iweb08 site for about 6 months now with no problems. All of the sudden today it is all jacked up. Everything looks fine within iweb, but when I go to the actual site, all of the blog posts are missing, pictures are missing, it asks me for my password multiple times, etc.
The funny thing is that the site looks different every time I go there or even after a refresh. Sometimes things show up, sometimes they don't. It's not the same things missing every time, but something is always screwed up. I've tried viewing it on multiple computers and used safari, firefox, and even internet explorer. Same results. Sometimes I just get a blank page that says "Unauthorized".
I've tried making a minor change and republishing the site, removing my password protection from the site, etc.
Again, everything looks fine in iweb. I did the MacBook Pro firmware upgrade that Apple pushed out the other day so perhaps that had something to do with it.
I back up my domain quite often, but perhaps too often. I have a backup from a day or two ago but I'm afraid that may have the same problem.
Has anyone else had a similar experience?

Deltron612,
I also have a backup from yesterday, but I've done a fair amount of ongoing work (I'm actively building the site right now), and it would be a big hassle to go back to an earlier version and redo everything.
Besides, I'm pretty convinced the problem is on (Apple) server side, and not with iWeb. I haven't added anything unusual to my site over the past day, mainly just text and a couple of images. Things would really get frustrating if I backtracked to an earlier version, only to notice that nothing has improved.
I just tried switching off my password protection and the site seems to be working okay again--maybe this is the problem? It's possible, since I was also getting the "unauthorized" messages earlier.
If you're interested and have time, it would be helpful if you took a quick look at my site to test it for me, and to let me know if you have any problems accessing it. The URL is: http://www.blumenbach.info

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Hi there,
Came across this last night and, whilst not the end of the world, it's inconvenient.
I just bought a 13" MBP running SL, and am wanting to use it to update my iWeb blog instead of the iMac G5 (leopard). I copied the "domain" file from the iMac to a USB and transferred it to the corresponding folder on the MBP. Opened iWeb - hey presto, the files were all there and looking exactly as I expected.
I created a new entry, attempted to publish, and got the dreaded "Publish error: An unknown error occurred" pop-up.
Searched the interwebz for a solution, and found one to determine if the problem was with the transferred domain file - moved the domain file on the MBP to a new folder, deleted the User/Library/Preferences/com.apple.iweb.plist file, restarted, opened iWeb, created a new site and published to a local folder etc etc). A-OK, therefore problem seems to be with the transferred domain file being corrupt
My question is - How can I fix this corrupted domain file so I can use the MBP for iWeb'ing?

Chris Wever wrote:
I tried to post a new entry on my blog (on the original Mac) and still got the publishing error. Shall I admit defeat yet?
Chris ~ Not yet. Since problems with iWeb's blog are a recurring theme on these forums, it might be useful to see whether removing the Blog page on your MBP enables you to successfully publish the rest of your site...
First make a backup of your Domain file:
_Backing up your Domain file_
...then open iWeb and delete the Blog page. Then republish your website by choosing +Publish Entire Site+ from the File menu.
NOTE: If it successfully publishes, you will have determined that the problem is indeed in the Blog page. But having removed that page from your site, you may not be able to restore ANY of your blog by restoring from your backup and republishing — because you'll probably get the error again on both Macs.
By the way, for a success story using a non-iWeb blog hosted on WordPress, see this old thread:
_To blog or not to blog_

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I was previously using iWeb 1.1 on a MBP running Leopard, and when I got a new Mac Mini, it came with iWeb 3.0.3. I placed the old domain file into the iWeb folder per the instructions here:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=iWeb/3.0/en/6925.html
And when I open iWeb, it says This version requires updates to your Domain file, which contains all of your website information."
When I choose "Update", it asks me to choose a style, and opens a new site page, instead of my previous one. Does this mean I have to rebuild my web site all over again, if I use the newer software?

I tried that.
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Hi all,
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. My blog domain is corrupt. I cannot publish it in any form. So, I created a new site for new blog entries that I want to write after the corruption. The old blog was published, so I figured if people wanted to look at the old one, it would still be there. Unfortunately, I did not know that iWeb could not handle two domain files. So, when I published the new blog (with a different url), it deleted the old one.
So, now I can't publish the old one because it's corrupt. And it seems like the only solution I'm left with is to open the old one, select all and copy on each entry, close iWeb, open the new domain file, create a new entry, paste, and then reformat the entire page. Is this really the only way to do this? I thought maybe a solution would be to publish the old one to a folder and then ftp that to mobileme, but it won't even publish to a folder.
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What type of error message are you getting when you try to publish? Can you publish to a local folder? If not then, yes, the domain file is damaged.
You might try the following:
Make a backup copy of the problem site first. In the domain file that you're having problems with create a new site, give it a test name, add one page and see if you can publish it. If you can then do your copy and paste from the original site to the new one. Once you've copied all of the pages to the new site, delete the old one, rename the new one to "old site.2" and publish. If all goes well and it works as intended you can rename the site to the original site and publish again replacing your original site. However, I don't think the archives will be preserved but that's just a guess as I don't do blogs.
What version of iWeb 2 are you using? If you have the lastest version then you should be able to have multiple domain files and publish without problem. Was the new blog name the same as the old one? If so then yes it would overwrite the original published blog.
OT

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If you get this far, you're probably dealing with a hardware fault. Make a "Genius" appointment at an Apple Store, or go to another authorized service provider.

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