IWeb site to email?

How can I create a webform that directly submits to a given Email address without launching the persons Email client?

Use a 3rd party form site like Wufoo.com. This demo page has an example: Embedding Forms & Encoding Email Addresses
Create the form at Wufoo (or other similar site) and embed with iFrame code and HTML snippet. The code used is generated by Wufoo.
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Trying to send all Files from an iweb site via email

I want to know if it is possible to send a whole iweb site that is saved and only published to a folder, to another person via email.
I have tried attaching the HTML. index site to an email and the text does appear but I am looking for a way to send all of the files i have form one site in an attachment if this is possible??
Thanks

Welcome to the Apple Discussions. If the total size of the published site folder and index.html file is under 2 GB you can use DropBox to transfer the published site or the domain.sites2 file as Ethmoid suggested. See #21 - Managing an iWeb site from multiple Macs with Dropbox. It will work for any type of file for transfer. Just set it up like in the tutorial and either add the domain file or the published site file. It works across platforms. And it's free if you keep it under 2GB.
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I had a drive failure and lost the iWeb file along with other things. I did manage to save a lot of user file documents but I don't see or recognize the my iWeb site file. It was on a 15" G4 Titanium pb. I'm trying to find a way, using version 2.0.4

I had a drive failure and lost the iWeb file along with other things.
I did manage to save a lot of user file documents but I don't see or
recognize the iWeb site file. It was on a 15" G4 Titanium pb.
I'm trying to find a way, using version 2.0.4 of iWeb on a different
pb to recover the file into the iWeb app or a way to download the site into iWeb.
There are 6 pages of images and text, and it
would be a task for me to recreate the whole thing again. I did
download the site but I don't know how or if I can get iWeb to see it and open it.
Does anyone have any knowledge about this? The link to my site:
<http://web.mac.com/danauerbach>
Any suggestions will be most appreciated.
dan auerbach
[email protected]

Unfortunately iWeb cannot read or import previously published files, only generate them. You'll have to recreate your site from scratch.
However, Chapter 2.3 on the iWeb FAQ.org site has tips on using some of the existing files, image, audio, video, etc., from the published site in the recreation of the site.
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5 users to contribute content from window based PC's to iWeb site

I would like to create a website in iWeb '09 which will require multiple users to contribute/publish content, but the other site collaborators do not have Macs, just Windows-based PCs.

Welcome to the discussions. Even if your five users all had Macs running the same version of iWeb, it would still be difficult for them to contribute content — because iWeb's site data is stored in a Domain file on a Mac. This Domain file would need to be exchanged around the users for updating — which is not very practical for Mac users and impossible for PC users.
Instead of using iWeb, I suggest using a web-based design app accessible from PCs and Macs. Some of these apps have specific features for sharing whilst others may be sharable by giving out the single username/password to the other users. But this could be problematic if there's only a single email address associated with the username.
This first one is specifically designed for sharing:
Backpack
Google Sites claims to make creating and sharing a group website easy:
Google Sites
This one focusses upon "social networking":
Ning
...With Ning you can add tabs and sub-tabs to specific pages and external links via the Tab Manager feature. Mouse-over the menu items at this Ning site:
http://www.openwineconsortium.org
And their tab manager:
http://blog.ning.com/2008/08/a-new-tab-manager-early-next-week.html
Other web-based design apps are:
SnapPages
Yola
Viviti
Jimdo
Weebly
Sampa
Wix
If a sharable blog format is acceptable, you could hyperlink from your iWeb site is to a free Posterous blog. Posterous has "dead simple group blogging by email" where each of your three possible blogs can now have multiple contributers — see more here.
General info about Posterous blogs is in their FAQ. ...Group members can contribute text, photos, sound and video files, etc. to a Posterous blog simply by email. Plus there is the usual commenting capability plus comment alerts for the account holder.

Multiple users password for some pages on iWeb site?

Hi guys,
I've been checking out this topic here on AD, but not really happy with what I found. Is there anybody out here who could help me with a multiple users password html code??? I want a "members only" link on the homepage linked to a page where people have to enter username and password and then go to a special "homepage" where they can click to different PDF files. It doesn't sound that hard, but again, I don't like the html codes I found so far. Hope there is someone out here who knows something nice.
Thanks!!
Marc : )

Marc ~ You may have to +"think different"+ to integrate the following suggestion into your iWeb site, but take a look at: http://drop.io/about
Here's an example: http://drop.io/alancito
...the password there is: guest1
You'll find a downloadable PDF document at the bottom of that page and note that drop.io didn't require an email address, name or personal registration to set up the above “drop”.

Any ideas for a commenting system to allow feedback in iWeb sites?

With haloscan becoming echo and therefore costing to run now, what alternatives (outside mobileme) is there for an easy setup commenting system that can be run within an iWeb site. I am a school teacher with numbers of pupils who have portfolios/webs in iwb. They are working well but I want to give them and others a chance to post feedback on certain pages. We could make an iframe to a freebie commenting system but I am trying to more fully integrate.

See the Wufoo forms on these two of my demo pages: Embedding Forms & Encoding Email Addresses and Adding QT Movie for IE.
Unique Way to Maintain a Site from Multiple Computers

My iWeb site can not be opened by many windows users only macs.

My iWeb site should open for all platforms = How to do?
I am also confused about compatability of my hard work and new iWeb sites (I love the iWeb App yet i got 4 family members all in different locations in the USA who run windows ....tell me that they could not open the web site which I announced via email.) Other Mac users did reply back saying it opened fine.
Please send me a way to enable my work to open or if u must please tell me if the windows users need a RSS Reader and or .Mac accounts and or iTunes etc etc ...I wish to feel like the work I do on my Mac is compatable for all. As is Apple continues to isolate others and will include others only if they switch....
Hey Macs are great so why not attract others with a platform that just includes all. Noone wants to enter a beautiful garden if the path to it is filled with thorns and at entrance others find a closed gate which reads You are not welcome.... that aint right and I'm a dumb bell old Dad who thought finally I was creating a web page that all could visit.
Send instructions please on how all people can access my iWeb sites.
Alex L
My post above was replied with suggestion from Tom as seen then I followed up with thanks as seen.
Anyone else out there have problems and answers per setting iWeb sites so all platforms can access your site???
I really doubt there is any way for anyone to help
you unless you provide the url which is not opening
some some users.
Thanks Tom for posting a reply which suggests I post my url so I have listed it below. I am just a Dad with all else so know that the guy writing this and using iWeb is a novice old man. I do like iWeb very much so if u can again reply or anyone reply how to allow all PC users to be able to visit this site than great.
Thanks
http://web.mac.com/alxnj/iWeb/ALsite/My_Family.html
Anyone else have ideas and or same problem?

Thanks Andy,
I wish I could have told my sister about this as she could not open my homepage back before my new iWeb site. She now can open my site without the yet in case denial window does appear = I thank you.
I think my iWeb site works as Noone has said otherwise from any platform etc...
Alex L
I do agree that should not have to be a consideration for any users so i agree that it would be great if Apple could allow simplicity to run seemlessly.
I have had this problem since Homepage, and here is
what has worked for me. I send out the link, and
then for PC users I send the link with "<" after the address (without quotation
marks. e.g., <http://site.com>).
I also put a note that if that doesn't work, to just
copy and paste the link into a browser. With that I
have only had 1 person say they still can't open.
Everyone else gets it to work.
It's a lot to do and seems like a hassle, but you get
used to it.
Hope this helps!
Andy Martini
PS - APPLE! When are you going to fix this??! It
seems like such a small thing yet you guys have been
stumped for YEARS on this!

Have published iweb site for five years with no problems and just opened a new site and get - 404: Page not found This error is generated when there was no web page with the name you specified at the web site.-is the problem with iweb or with hosting? T

I am sorry if thie is republished-My first time doing this and I am not sure what goes where and where to hear feedback.
Have published iweb site for five years with no problems and just opened a new site and get -
404: Page not found
This error is generated when there was no web page with the name you specified at the web site.-
Troubleshooting suggestions:
Ensure the page you are linking to exists in the correct folder.
Check your file name for case sensitivity . Index.htm is not the same as index.htm!
Temporarily disable any rewrite rules by renaming your .htaccess file if it exists
is the problem with
iweb or with hosting?
One Apple tech started to fix Iweb and had to end session and the next said problem with hosting at Network Solutions as it published
to local folder. NWS has checked sttting a few times-
Any help would be extremely appreciated as trying to fix this for about five weeks
Thanks VG
<Email Edited by Host>

It's a really bad idea to post your email address - it's an invitation to spam - and I've asked the Hosts to remove it. (Even though I've now noticed you mis-spelled it! - anyway, never post your address in a forum.)
You have a site here: http://virginiagordon.com/www.virginiagordon.com/WELCOME.html
If that's not the page you are having trouble with, what is that page's URL?

How can I integrate a "fill in your name form" on my iWeb site ?

Hello,
I am looking for a contact page in the iweb. A contact sheet where I can have my clients fill in theirs name,adress and e-mail adress and leave a comment. Is there one ? or how can I easily create one ?
Please let me know ,
friendly yours
gunilla in paris
MacBook Mac OS X (10.4.10)

http://www.varkgirl.com/Varkgirl/Add%20forms.html
if you want the info emailed to you
or
http://www.varkgirl.com/Varkgirl/Popup%20Guest%20Book.html
if you want it to show up like a guestbook
or
http://js-kit.com/comments/
for a different option that shows up directly on the page
You can add just about any type of html code, widget, or add-on to your iWeb site if you are willing to do a little post-publish editing.
Basic Instructions are here:
http://iweb.varkgirl.com
(Click on the first "tip" link in the list)
Disclaimer: My website contains various ads, so if you click them while visiting my site, I will receive financial compensation, which I use for materials for my classroom.

IWeb Site import to DW - livemode problem

Hi! I´m new to Dreamweaver and I´m trying to import i site made in Apples iWeb to DW CS6. I can see the site allright using a local copy and It´s also possible to edit the code. I would like to edit the page in design mode, is it possible? I can´t get it to work. Please help if possible. Yours sincerely, Fredrik

OK thank´s for the reply!
/Fredrik
4 nov 2014 kl. 22:10 skrev Nancy O. <[email protected]>:
iWeb Site import to DW - livemode problem
created by Nancy O. in Dreamweaver support forum - View the full discussion
There's nothing pretty about the code iWeb generates. It's a sea of <div> tags and inline styles that expert coders would find difficult to work with. So yes. Re-building your site in DW with an external CSS file is an excellent idea .
Start with this 5-part tutorial:
Creating your first web site in DW CC -
https://helpx.adobe.com/dreamweaver/learn/tutorials/how-to/first-website-part1.html
Nancy O.
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Pdf file on iweb site?

Can I insert a pdf document to be downloaded from my iweb site?
Thanks

[email protected] wrote:
Can I insert a pdf document to be downloaded from my iweb site?
Thanks
Yes you can, and I don't think you have to concern yourself with iDisk. Here's what iWeb's Help viewer says:
To create a hyperlink:
Select the text or object you want to turn into a hyperlink.
If the Link Inspector isn’t open, click Inspector in the toolbar (or choose View > Show Inspector), and then click the Link Inspector button.
In the Link Inspector, select “Enable as a hyperlink,” and then choose "A File" option from the Link To pop-up menu:
A File: Downloads a file to the visitor’s computer. (The file is part of your website; visitors won’t have access to your computer.)<<< </div>
...Choose your PDF file.
Note: The downloadability won't be apparant in iWeb - only when you've published the site will you be able to click on the link in a browser and test that the PDF downloads correctly.

Strange error message on iWeb sites

I have a blog in iWeb that I've published for about three years. Suddenly there seem to be html errors appearing at the bottom of Firefox and Safari pages - like this one:
# Exception: TypeError
# Message : Value undefined (result of expression postLinks.forEach) is not object.
# File : Comments.js, Line:138
Is there something new I'm not doing, or some way of getting rid of these messages? Thanks in advance.

Make sure you've downloaded and installed the "mobileme" update to OS 10.5
Go through the MobileMe prefs and be sure all references to "mac.com" now say "me.com"
Open iWeb, be sure all your site information (email addresses and everything) now say "me.com" instead of "mac.com", especially the archive URL and the RSS feed.
Urge your readers to change their RSS feeds - they won't be able to post anything until their RSS feed is to your "web.me.com/username" rather than the previous "web.mac.com/username".
Upload your site again (the necessary changes, particularly on the archive page and RSS feed, will show red icons, meaning they need to be uploaded again).
It should work right now. All of this assumes you're using a me.com upload site. If you're using a different one, I don't know what to tell you. The origin of all my issues seems to have been that the html was pointing to mac.com in a me.com domain, so the html was faulty. Once I updated, everything worked great, but I had to make some changes in the inspector window. Bonne chance!
Once I updated all that (and I had done the mobileme update the day it came out, back in July), everything worked as advertised immediately.

General inquiry - Why ar .Mac and publishing/accessing iWeb sites so slow??

Greetings,
I do realize that that general topic has been addressed somehow many times, in whole or in parts. I am just shooting for a general update on the subject(s).
I have grown fond of iWeb and just renewed my .Mac subscription. I am also a user of Dreamweaver and FrontPage. I just find the iWeb/.Mac combination so straight forward and... irresistible fun to play with!
BUT, before i commit more to that environment, I need to know - again:
1. Why is .Mac/iDisk so slow in access?
2. Correspondingly, publishing to .Mac and iDisk is slow. Why, actually?
3. Difficulties in accessing iWeb sites published to .Mac/iDisk when using InternetExplorer (which, whether we want it or not, IS the predominant browser out there...). We know Firefox is better at it.
4. Ultimately, would publishing iWeb sites to other servers (I have a couple of non-iWeb websites currently hosted elsewhere) make publishing AND accessing such sites speedier?
I will appreciate any advice, input, assessment.
- Roger T

I think it's because it's more a social server with a lot of server side features available for .Mac users and iLife applications. Therefore there's a fair amount of server work when users use it for email, web sites with slideshows, backing up, etc. A commercial server will be much faster. There are othesr here that know more about servers than I and can give you a more technical explanation. But you're right, it is slow but convenient.
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Living in Brasil can I publish my iWeb site on a foreign hosting site?

Hello folks,
I have a web site developed with iWeb and presently published in a hosting site in Brasil, but I am unhappy with such hosting site for several reasons, the main one is that it doesn't "speak" iWeb and Apple language, making almost impossible to update my site, but also, their cost and Customer Services aren't good.
Mobileme ends today and iCloud won't host iWeb sites, so I wonder if other, iWeb friendly sites, not located in Brasil, or even Brazilian ones, would host my site?
Thanks in advance Paulo

You can host your website with a host from any country. The only thing you may run into may be the added cost of telephone support. Most of the larger webhosts also provide pretty good instant chat or email support. I have not actually had to call my current webhost for any of the minor issues I have ran into. They have been able to solve my issues within quick order via intant chat or email.
I have been using IX Webhosting for several years now with little to no problems "usually the problem was something I did" and they have been quick to solve any issue I have come across.
http://jeffnitschke.com/IXWebHosting.html
http://jeffnitschke.com/wordpress/2012/06/how-do-i-move-my-mobileme-site-ix-web- hosting-blog/

IWeb site for selling my books

I'm an author who is selling my books on an old web site where my Merchant account provided HTML snippits to create a shopping basket where customers can buy my books. When they put in their credit card data it transfers the $ to my bank account, and I get an email and ship my books to them.
I have created a new iWeb site to replace the old one on NetWork solutions at my domaine www.deepwaterspress.com and do not know how to put my merchant account HTML snippits into my iWeb site on Mobile me. Please advise. Thanks,
Harold Lyon

halclyon wrote:
...and do not know how to put my merchant account HTML snippits into my iWeb site on Mobile me.
Harold ~ Welcome to the discussions. The MobileMe Terms of Service states:
"The Service is designed for personal individual use and is not intended to be used for commercial business purposes, including, but not limited to, transacting online sales or software distribution via an e-commerce site."
The addition of an HTML Snippet is briefly shown in this video tutorial:
http://www.apple.com/findouthow/web/iweb08.html#livecontent
An alternative to HTML Snippets is to hyperlink from your iWeb site to a free e-commerce page at Weebly — see the video here:
http://blog.weebly.com/2/post/2009/05/announcing-weebly-e-commerce-features.html
If that's suitable, you may even want to consider building your entire site in Weebly.
By the way, a tip... Instead of posting your site's URL like this:
www.deepwaterspress.com
...include the prefix like this:
http://www.deepwaterspress.com
...then it will be easily clickable in your post. And before posting, you can switch from Compose mode to Preview mode to verify that the hyperlink actually goes to your site when clicked.

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