IWeb: Won't publish (update) with Domain name

I have a site that I have used iWeb to create. I recently, got a domain name from www.godaddy.com. I have had it for a few days, and I have had a some things go wrong. First, the web counter that iWeb provides, doesn't work on my site. The counter will publish but it only shows one number (it doesn't go higher). Because it would not work, I decided to delete the counter from my site. Second, I tried to rename one of the pages from "My Podcast" to "Media" but when I try visiting my site, it still says "My Podcast," but when I click on it, a window shows up that says that Apple can't find the sight because it may have been deleted. So, I fixed that by making the page say My Podcast again (which fixed it). Finally, I tried updating some information on my site, and it says that the site published, but when I visit the site, it doesn't have anything that is changed at all.
I can't figure out what is wrong and I need some help. Thanks!

With rapidly reloaded pages, sometimes the browser will show you information from its cache in order to deliver the information to you as fast as possible. Unfortunately, with frequently updated pages, this browser caching strategy doesn't work so well.
To make sure that you are seeing the most up-to-date version of your website, try emptying your browser cache. In Safari, look under the Safari menu and select "Empty Cache". You can also try to add a "?" after your URL to tell Safari to ignore whatever is in its cache.
I have just checked your website and all the links look to be functional. So I am 100% sure that it is a caching issue for you.
As far as the iWeb hit counter goes, you are using domain forwarding with masking to hide the .Mac address. This masking feature prevents the hit counter from displaying correctly or at all. Disable masking and you will see your hit counter as normal. Even if it is not displayed, it will still be counting.

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IWeb won't publish updates to my site

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A couple of years ago I made a website with iWeb then uploaded it to an FTP with some other program I can't remember. Now I'm trying to update my website using iwebs publish tool. Everything seems to run smoothly except that when I go to the updated website it's the old one. There are no updates. I tried it from different computers too, it's always the old website.
What can I do?
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I have a business web site that I host with iWeb08 using a domain name. I had the domain name working perfectly with iWeb. I would log on to my web site via my domain name and all my content was there as I expected. Whenever I upload a new addition to the web site I always click "view published site" which is taking me to http://web.me.com/username/pages and everything is there as I expected it. Recently, I went to my web site via my domain name and realized that all my recent updates are not being hosted online (with domain name). web.me is fine though. I checked the registration on my domain name and it is active. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance
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I went to my web site via my domain name and realized that all my recent updates are not being hosted online (with domain name). web.me is fine though. I checked the registration on my domain name and it is active.
Are you using url forwarding? If so, perhaps you changed your mobile me site in a way that requires you to change your forwarding as well.
Could you provide both urls so we can see the differences you are talking about?

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I have created a website using iWeb and have uploaded it to my .Mac account. Now I would like to create another one but use my own domain name. Can I do that?

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Rowdy D wrote:
Because I uploaded a "save to folder" version of my site, I've lost the "comments" feature and the advanced slide show features.
Using that approach, perhaps Apple assumes that your site was not made using iWeb and thus iWeb-specific features are unavailable, i.e. Password protection, Blog and photo comments, Blog search, Hit counter and Enhanced slideshows.
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Perhaps it's not possible if you're publishing via a folder. But to be sure, ask Apple via the email page posted previously.
FWIW, I only transferred the site folder, not the index.html file that was generated with it. Was that unwise?
That "+How to publish a custom website+" doc says: "...upload the HTML files (and any files that go with them) to a subfolder in the Sites folder (in the Web folder) on your iDisk." ...It doesn't mention omitting the index.html file.
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.mac does not work with domain name

I used Iweb 08 to host my domain name from godaddy.com.
Godaddy account is: http://www.eyalphotography.com/
.mac web page is: http://web.mac.com/enahmias
I published to .Mac and went through the personal domain name procedure (using .Mac account settings and godaddy CNAME) so now .Mac is my host and I don't upload anything to godaddy. Updates are made to .Mac. but even after 4 days when trying to go to http://www.eyalphotography.com/ I still get this message: “Safari can’t open the page “http://www.eyalphotography.com/” because it can’t find the server “www.eyalphotography.com”. If I go to http://web.mac.com/enahmias no problems.
I want my page updated to http://www.eyalphotography.com/ that is the whole point of doing the cname and forwarding my domain. People should just go www.eyalphotography.com and done.. not web.mac.com/eyalphotography etc.. it beats the purpose of this thing.
So any solutions why it’s not working?

Here is a step by step on how it finally worked for me.
1. From Iweb choose domain name
2. when logged to .mac click on domain name
3. If you have any troubled name there just remove it.
4. Create a new domain name and follow instructions until it says to go to your domain registrar and continue later
5. Log to godaddy.com
6. Under the Domains menu click on My domain names
7. Click on your domain name that you want to change cname for .mac
8. On the top third of the page in the middle click on Total DNS Control and MX Records
9. On the page that opens in the cnames section click on the Reset to default setting
10. Wait a few minutes, and then refresh the page. Then on the same section under www. click on the pencil icon to edit the cname
11. Leave www. alone and on the next line type: web.mac.com and ok the changes.
12. Log out of godaddy
13. Return to the .mac domain name dialogue box and finish according to the prompts.
14. Go back to iweb and republish ALL to .mac
15. In my case it took only a few hours and after 2 weeks of frustration it worked as magic.
Good luck
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IWeb won't publish changes to website without adding "/SiteName"

I'm trying to publish changes to my website with a URL that is an established domain name.
When I click "Publish Site", iWeb adds "/SiteName" to the URL and the changes are
published to "URL/SiteName". But when I search for my site on Google (it pops up
readily as the website has been accessed many many times), the OLD, UNCHANGED
website with the old URL comes up. To get the revised website, users would have
to specifically use the CHANGED URL, "URL/SiteName."
Every time I try to remove "Site Name" from the blank for Site name, iWeb puts
"SiteName" back in. How do I keep the Site name slot blank so that iWeb will
publish my changes to the old familiar URL that can be found on Google?
As a Server engineer commented to me, "There has been a folder called [SiteName] uploaded
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wrong directory. Make sure it is publishing to the public_html directory."
I put "public_html" into Directory/Path. Still no changes to my website at URL; changes have
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Any help available?

That is the way that iWeb works and it is normal practice to get the url with the Sitename in it. As you have found, if you try to leave the sitename blank, iWeb will put it back in.
The server engineer that you spoke to is correct that your site folder has been uploaded to your 'public_html" folder on your server.
If you want your url without the sitename included, then you need to upload the contents only from your site folder and NOT the whole folder itself and then your url will be http://www.domain.com without the http://www.domain.com/sitename/page name.html.
You can achieve this by publishing your site to a local folder from iWeb and then you need to download an ftp programme such as Cyberduck or Yummy ftp. You then use either of these 2 to upload only the contents of your site folder to your 'public_html' folder on your server and if you just upload the contents and NOT the whole folder itself, then your url will be http://www.domain.com.
Sometimes putting 'public_html' into the Directory/Path will not work and you'll need to strart from scratch, so you'll need an ftp programme so that you can link up to your server and you can see exactly what is in your public_html folder on your server and delete the site folder and start again, by then uploading just the contents of your site folder rather than the whole folder itself.
Ultimately, what you need to do is upload the contents and the contents only of your site folder and NOT the whole folder itself to get your url back to http://www.domain.com without the sitename.

IWeb won't publish to .mac

For the last 2 days, every time I try to publish iWeb to .mac, a box comes up asking for my password. I enter it, but nothing happens.
I think I may have an iDisk problem or a .mac login problem.
Someone please help. I need to republish asap!!!!!

I have encountered the same problems - my site was fine until yesterday when I decided to change it and now it won't publish.
Let me know if you figure out what happened
I'm using iWeb 06 and have not upgraded to the new one. I did install some software updates that come in automatically. I wonder if that might be the problem.
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Iweb won't publish for me???

Hi all,
I have published successfully a couple of times in the past and now for some reason, it won't publish at all. I tried starting the idisk sync option in the system pref's but it won't start and and error message comes up saying that i need to check my username and password but i'm already logged in? I read another post by Tom where he said to do a few things in the idisk pref's but it won't let me in to the idisk folder either and a message comes up saying my .mac membership is not set up but yet i just logged in before that......very confused! If anyone could advise me that would be great.
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Hi Jeannie,
Spoke to apple support. My site is now publishing again!!
Please follow the instructions below as this is what i did and it worked. It has to do with resetting your .mac preferences and also your keychain.
1) Click the Apple at the top left and select System Preferences
2) In the new window select the .Mac (in the internet and network section)
3) Click the "Sign Out" option
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