IWeb - Cyberduck - omissions in photoalbum

Yesterday I had a problem with my provider, iWeb does not limit number of simultaneous connections and is recognized as DDoS activity.
So I am created a site in iWeb locally and use Cyberduck to upload (synchronize) it as Wyodor recommended (on Feb 27, 2015 11:36 PM).
I found that photos are not displayed only in photos pages devoted to photo albums. But locally it is ok.
Do you meet that issue? How to solve it?

Thank you for the response.
I had already opened (downloaded?) my yahoo infor into cyber duck. But how is this used in this process?
I have now tried to drag the www.nameofsite.com folder AND the index.html folder in to the duck. The index.html file worked, but I get an error message each time I try to drag over www.kendallpace.com (my website) into the duck.
I then went to yahoo and thought about transferring the folders that way, but there are a ton under each webpage (e.g. the .css, .png, etc). Which ones do I manually copy over?
Any insight as to when I drag the www.kendallpace.com folder into the duck, I it fails to completely upload? I get either one of two error messages: "ftp upload failed. no such file." or "ftp failed, must be ascii", but al my folders do not contain spaces.....hum. I feel there must be a simpler way!

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My question is if i edit a particular page, what all do i need to upload?
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The Scripts folder contains lots of Javascript instructions for your site and html snippets/widgets that you have used. You don't need to upload this every time you change something.
As I have explained in my previous post, if you just change a couple of pages on your site, then all you need to do is upload both those html pages and their respective css folders and that is it.
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How do I publish iWeb site with Cyberduck??

Hi there,
I am trying and trying, but I can't figure it out. Can anybody help me and tell me how to publish an iWeb site with Cyberduck??
Thank you so much!
Marc

Okay, this is not complicated at all.
When you want to publish an iWeb site to some place other than MobileMe, then you publish to a folder of your choice on your hard drive and iWeb will create all the files needed. It will create one folder that has the same name that you called your website inside iWeb plus an index.html page. So if you called your site Site in iWeb, then when you publish to a folder, your folder will be called Site, plus the index.html page.
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So, is there a video tutorial for using cyberduck and iweb to upload to a website? The written instructions on iweb are not specific enough.

Might be worth posting that in the iWeb forum.
http://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=188
This is the iPhoto 09 forum.
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TD

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If you use Cyberduck, it will show you what is on your server as well as your desktop.
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You should then be able to see everything on your server.
In Cyberduck, there is an Action button to the right side with a drop down menu - click on this and then click on Upload and you can then find the published files of your website that you published from iWeb to your desktop. Select the folder and click on upload and it will be uploaded to your server. Click on the separate index.html file and upload this too, so that it sits outside the site folder.
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hi everybody,
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i have my website in iWeb and want to make a second of the file, cause i dont wanna loose it, but i can't find anything under Websites under my user?
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Cyberduck, iWeb, worked earlier flawlessly, now keep getting errors...

I keep getting the same errors over and over now when I make changes to my site(s). I am uploading to local dir's and then manually uploading via Cyberduck. I use to have no issues. Now, once I upload a site and then do major changes to all pages, export entire site, and try to upload with cyberduck, I keep getting the errors in image linked here.
I know how to do what I am doing, so would like to avoid the obvious questions. I need to know what could have changed with my local file(s) or what could have possibly changed with my host or is it something in Cyberduck?
I have no issues work on my sites in general and using Cyberduck. It works fine on anything else. And please, I am not interested in a different program UNLESS something serious has changed with Cyberduck.
But I need help. I hate having to manually build each dir or filder on my server in and then upload the contents when I make major changes. Once I manually upload all the files, I can make small updates with just the new files no problem... But a whole new site, nothing. I've tried clearing the files from the server...
The answer is likely right in front of me, but I am at a total loss as to what has happened.
Thanks!
http://www.mixdesigngroup.com/temp/error.gif

Actually, it appears it was a bug in a recent update to cyberduck. Just after my last attempt, I got a message there was a new update to cyberduck. Just installed it and presto. Worked like a charm.
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webalias rex wrote:
Anybody have a different take on this? Or a better solution?
The following may not be a better solution, but it does provide a different "take". I haven't tried it myself, so I wouldn't be surprised if there's a fatal flaw in the idea. Anyway, taking that risk...
Since we don't know what, in iWeb '09, is causing your "slew of problems", it's not possible to say whether this proposed approach would make any difference. But in theory it would enable you to:
• maintain your separate Domain files
• publish to your multiple MobileMe accounts
• from the same user account on your Mac.
Take a look at this Apple doc:
MobileMe: How to publish a custom website
The idea is to publish your iWeb sites to different MobileMe accounts from a single Mac user account as +"custom websites"+ and, as that doc says:
"If you only plan to publish custom sites to your MobileMe account, you can make your site's URL shorter by placing your site (and its main index.html file) in the main Web/Sites folder instead."
...Presumably iWeb 09's integrated non-MobileMe publishing is FTP only, not WebDAV that iDisk requires. So you would need the free Cyberduck or pay for Transmit to publish your sites via WebDAV protocol to a MobileMe account's iDisk. And for a Domain you are about to publish, you would have to remember to use the appropriate MobileMe "destination" of the several you've set up to use in Cyberduck or Transmit.

The publishing settings page does not open when I click on the domain name and the iWeb application will not stay on the dock.

Hello,
I have been trying to help a friend who is having problems publishing her website. (She has done so previously using Mobile me)
There seem to be a couple of things wrong with the application,
1 if I drag the application icon onto the dock, it won't stay there
2 I wanted to change where her site is published to (she has bought a domain name and has a hosting service now) but when I click on the domain name I do not get the "site publishing settings page" so we can't enter the new details. All that comes up is the main page of her website.
I would suggest uninstalling and re-installing Iweb, to see if that clears the problem, but as Iweb came pre-installed with her Imac, I am not sure that we can do this.
Any ideas please?
she's using and imac 24 in (approx 4 years old) and running osx 10.5.8

NO - not correct. Even if you are still using iWeb 08, you can still publish to another host and not MobileMe. You do this by selecting the option 'Publish to a local folder" and this will publish the site to your desktop and you can then use an ftp programme such as Cyberduck to upload your site to your host.
MobileMe will not be here after the end of June, so you will have to find alternative hosting. They are not taking any new subscriptions.
On new Macs, iLife 11 is pre-installed, but only iPhoto, iMovie and GarageBand are included, not iWeb and iDVD. The Apple Online store is not selling the boxed version of iLife 11 any longer, so if you want to upgrade to iLife, then you'll have to look online at Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk for a boxed set of either iLife 09 or iLife 11. Both contains iWeb 09, which is what you would want.

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