IWeb pages all turned red even when no update

Question

I have been using iWeb for my blog (hosted by mobileme) and it has all been working fine. However earlier today I opened it and all the pages have turned from blue to red even though I have made no changes since I last updated it. iWeb won't let me revert to saved (it is greyed out) and when I try to re-publish the site it says I do not have enough space and that my iDisk storage is full (it shows this on my site publishing settings as well) even though when I go to my iDisk settings in system preferences I have lots of space left. Anyone have any ideas what is going on and how I can fix the problem?

Answer 1

This too is occurring on my system. The domain I am working with currently contains seven sites; six publishing to my Mobile Me account, and one publishing local to a file folder. I have a series of domain files backed up to experiment in evaluating this issue. I have attempted the resolution steps described in "iWeb: Issues publishing to MobileMe" article TS2588 Last Modified: February 16, 2009, however, the issue persists.
When publishing one of the six sites to Mobile Me, upon successful completion, some of the other sites that had previously been successfully published/updated, and reflected as "blue," change to be represented as requiring changes to be published reflected as "red."
Note that there are links in the Main site that point to resources on the other sites and this appears to possibly be related to what is occurring. Also, I have noted that, although the sites that change to "red" in this instance when making them active, by selecting one of the page within the "red" site, the publish button is inactive indicating the site is actually not requiring publishing/update contrary to its icons changing from "blue" to "red."
Seems like a pretty straight forward issue. I suspect the Apple iWeb team will resolve it real soon once everyone returns from the holidays, if not sooner; although, we don't want to be Scrooges do we.
In the meantime, I recommend using the technique of using the publish button at the lower left of the iWeb pane to determine if "Publish Entire" or Publish Changes" is truly required. And, to be sure, simply check the content online. Remember to empty your browser cache (under the File Menu in Safari, and in Advanced, Tools, or Security in other browsers) so you can be sure your obtaining the most current content.
Little software hiccups like this is not unusual in all applications no matter what computer platform. It can be frustrating, but don't let it be. When encountering minor issues like this try to be philosophical. If you get frustrated, simply step away and move onto something else for a while before revisited it and figure a way to work around it until a resolution to the problem is made available. Typically, major issues get fixed real quickly, but minor issues take a back seat to the major ones.
Happy Holidays!