Newsletter for iWeb??

Hi, I would like to ad a possibility for visitors of my website (www.werkmodellen.com) to subscribe to a newsletter. Is there something I can use on iWeb??

Yes you can. You can create a form at Wufoo.com (free account) to include the information you need and have it emailed to you. Then you can embed that form into your iWeb page via an HTML Snippet like the example in this demo page. The code required is also shown in the demo page.
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  • Newsletter with iWeb

    Hi all!
    I urgently need to create a newsletter for my company and would like to use iWeb for this. I've created the page, published it and tried iMailist to generate the newsletter and to send it. Only it doesn't work.
    I've tried going to he url, gone into safari > file > send content via email, but the pictures just wont load once the email received by the end user.
    Anyway, the adress of the page is http://www.euroclimat.com/idees/41/index.html
    If anyone could help me out with this one, I'd be very greatfull.

    Actually I'm wondering if the problem wouldn't come from the fact that the links to images generated in iWeb are relative (/images/etc) and not absolute (www.domain.com/images/etc).
    Any idea? I'd hate to have to re-edit the code to fill the missing link parts...

  • Is Apple about to introduce a replacement for iWeb?? and where can I download iWeb to replace the one I lost??

    Having spent a little time searching for a replacement download for iWeb (details of why below)  it seems that I cannot find it anywhere in Apple Land.  From my limited experience here (iphone,  macbook pro, airport extreme and airport express)  it looks like Apple gradually withdraws stuff prior to introducing something really exciting  to replace it.
    So
    Question:   Is there a new super replacement for iWeb about to be introduced?  
    I cannot believe that Apple would take away something as great as iWeb (having read reviews and used it myself as a complete web novice)  without giving us something better.
    I foolishly followed some genius advice and did a wipe/reload of Lion, prior to updating to Mountain Lion (my fault, I thought my lovely Macbook Pro was running a little slow - probably wasnt - just me being impatient.) Anyway, long story short,  I lost iphoto (got it back by re-purchasing but would like a refund - another string running with this),   iWeb - can't find it anywhere - asked questions here in Apple Land and am getting some conflicting answers.
    I am sat in London without my iweb for a some days and would really like to get on with a bit of web stuff. 
    Question:  is there anywhere in Apple Land where I can download iWeb
    Question:  can you confirm that the iweb programme will be on one of the disks that came with the machine?   (they are 100 miles away so I will have to wait, unless there is an easier way)
    Sorry,  rambling a bit.
    Hope you can help out there
    Thanks
    Steve

    The iWeb application was specifically created to be used with .Mac and then MobileMe and Apple withdrew support for iWeb several months ago, when it was announced that MobileMe would be no longer and would be replaced by iCloud.  MobileMe ceased at the end of June this year and has been replaced by iCloud, that does not offer web hosting, so no need for iWeb.
    Apple stopped selling iWeb in its stores several months ago and has withdrawn support for iWeb, so no, you won't find either iWeb or iDVD for sale in the Mac App Store because Apple no longer sells it.
    You cannot download iWeb, so if you want iWeb, you will have to purchase the iLife 11 boxed set from Amazon and this contains iWeb 09 which is the latest version of iWeb.  Apple does not sell this either.
    If your Mac was running Snow Leopard, then it would have come with installation CD's, so yes, you should be able to re-load the whole of the iLife series, which includes iWeb, iDVD and iPhoto back onto your Mac running Mountain Lion.  You did not need to make an additional purcahse of iPhoto from the Mac App Store - you could have re-loaded from these CD's.  The only place you will get a refund is by contacting the Mac App Store. Nobody here can help you with that.
    So if you want iWeb back, check to see if it is on you installation CD's - it should be if you have a Mac running Snow Leopard and put it back on your Mac from there.  If not, then your only option is to purchase the iLife 11 boxed set from Amazon and you can load iWeb from there.
    As Apple no longer supports iWeb and there is no MobileMe any longer, then there are unikely to be any further updates to the programme and nothing else will come along.  You can still use the app though if you have it and it works with Mountain Lion, however, there may come a time when it won't work with future iOS updates, so it would pay you to look at the alternatives out there which are many and varied.  Take a look at RapidWeaver, Sandvox, Freeway Pro/Express, Flux 4 etc.  You can download free trials of most and some are for sale in the Mac App Store.
    Also, please be advised that this is a user to user forum and everyone here who replies to you is a user, so you are not talking directly to Apple here.
    Give Apple feedback directly by going to http://www.apple.com/feedback.

  • Is there a maximum website size for iWeb?

    iWeb looked like the answer to my dreams. I needed to put together a website for my consulting business fast…I have another book coming out in a week or two.
    I tried on of those sites where you use their development tools on-line. Big disappointment. Too restricted and wouldn't allow me to be creative. Then I looked at spending $400 (or whatever) for DreamWeaver and go through a long learning curve learning html.
    Then I saw the ad for iWeb. Just what I needed. Mac software. Intuitive to use. A snap to learn. But I am now having problems publishing my iWeb created web-site to my domain. I am not using a .Mac account. The book already has my website listed as bobwallonline.com. Too late to change.
    My Domain size, as measured in Application support, iWeb, is now at 8.7 MB on disk. I am exceeding iWeb's limitations or is the problem to be found with ftp software I'm using to publish my site. (I'm using Web Echo and have had nothing but trouble with it since I got started.)
    So frustrating. I've got the tool that allows me to create just what I had in mind but I can't seem to publish it. Would a Macintosh support person please answer this so that I have a definitive answer as to whether or not I am exceeding iWeb's capabities? Thanks, Bob in Connecticut

    Bob, I also believe that one of the main issues hindering your work is that you have an older computer with very little memory. On another note you should enter your web host via the internet. Log on to your hosting service and delete what ever files are in there. Take your iweb site and save it to a new folder on your desktop. This will put all your files neatly in one location. then use your ftp software to connect to your host and upload your site to the server. Once uploaded make sure your index page shows and your folder. It should work fine after that. If you like to download new FTP software try Interarchy 8.2 it's the one i'm using and it's pretty fast. I got it from the Apple website on their Mac OSX link. Once there go to the downloads Link and on the side bar look for the internet utilities link.
    Hope that helps and good luck.
    G5 QUAD   Mac OS X (10.4.7)   G5 QUAD / 6.5GB RAM / 23SD

  • Photo compression for iweb

    A question that i can't find the answer to...
    I subscribe to a training library called lynda.com which has fantastic training on iweb.
    The one area they don't cover is this.
    If i want to create a photo page from within iphoto and just put it on iweb, i have photos that I have not manually compressed size-wise for web compatibility. If I then just either make a slide show for iweb, or just use the media browser in iweb and drag them into placeholders will the end user find the speed of the site slow as i haven't compressed photos for web use, or does either iphoto or iweb do that for me?
    In other words, do i need to take photos into Photoshop, crop and save for web first, and then put them in iphoto, or is that just not necessary?
    David Tobin

    60 pics is way too many for one page. 15 or less should be your goal.
    This site will tell you how long your page will take to load in the different internet connections. If it says over 15 seconds in 56k you have overloaded your page and should break it up.
    http://www.websiteoptimization.com/services/analyze/
    Kurt

  • HT4597 what will be the new alternatives for iWeb publishing,  Idisk & photo gallery ?

    what will be the new alternatives for iWeb publishing,  Idisk & photo gallery ?

    Thanks for the reply that there will be 3rd party support.
    One of the main reasons why I went from PC to Mac was because of all these cool features.
    Am dissapointed to see them leave.  ( Iweb, Photogallery, Idisk... )

  • Used SEO tool for iWeb now site not displaying properly on iPhone....

    Hello!
    I used the SEO tool for Iweb for my site and it;s displaying perfectly on my macbook but when I look at it on my iphone it's a mess... No background, no header, can't change pages etc....
    HELP!
    Thanks in Advance.

    So the problem occurs when you use that application.
    Does the problem occur when you do not use that application?
    If not, then SEO Tools is the problem and iWeb is not involved.
    Ask here : http://www.ragesw.com/forums/

  • Search engines for iweb

    ok, ok how do I get my sight to the search engines. cant seem to figure it out.

    Welcome to the discussions. See this article:
    _SEO For iWeb: How to get your iWeb Websites into Google & Other Major Search Engines_
    ...and:
    http://www.iwebformusicians.com/SearchEngines/SEO.html
    Or, if you want a website builder with integrated SEO, try _Sandvox Pro_:
    http://www.karelia.com/sandvox/getyour_site_noticed_andb.html

  • What is the best replacement for iWeb?

    I have been using iWeb for a very long time. I need to move on to something that is being updated. What is the best replacement for iWeb? I see Wordpress needs special software to work on a Mac.
    Thanks!
    Pat

    I have used HostExcellence in the past and they support all the CMS's including WordPress, so you should have no problems there.
    The top CMS's that most have heard about and use are Drupal, Joomla and WordPress.
    There is probably no best one, but you need to look at them all and use the one that best fits your needs.
    I have used all of them in the past, but most recently Joomla and Drupal.  Drupal has a reputation for being quite hard and Drupal 6 was, but with the advent of Drupal 7, things got a lot easier.  There are a lot more themes that you can use and if you want increased functionality in Drupal, then you can download Modules and install them.  You can have a membership site if you want it and this is easy to do - people can sign up for an account and you can restrict their access to certain parts of the site and then limit what they can do.  You can allow people to complete forms on the site itself and the results to be sent to you.  There is a Blog module that you can enable and that comes in Drupal Core with no need to download an extra module.
    Joomla is good also and you can have a Blog with it too and there are lots of themes to choose from, but sometimes you have to pay for extras with Joomla - you can download Extensions and Plugins, but they may not always be free.
    WordPress was always just thought of as a blogging platform, but it has evolved in to much more than that and you can now create stunning looking websites with blogs - there are a good range of free templates to choose from and if you want your blog on the front page of your site you can have this, or you can change it to another part of your site if you want a static front page.  To extend functionality you can download plugins from inside WordPress itself, most of which are free.  This might be the easiest one for you to use if you just want a website with a built in blog that is relatively easy.
    Check out the others though at Drupal.org, Joomla.org and then WordPress.org.

  • SEO Tool for iWeb HELP

    I have used iWeb('09) to publish to the ftp server, ipage.com. I haven't had a problem, until I downloaded the seo tool. Followed all the directions (even added a favicon!), except 2 of my linked sites do not work. They show up in the SEO program, but when I go to publish it, they don't work. I proceeded to publish from iWeb in order to erase what I had done, but still seems to not work. I know there is a "cache" for iWeb, would this have something to do with it?
    http://www.trdesignsllc.com
    "About Us" & "Portfolio" do not work... rest is working.
    Thanks for the help!

    It is likely that you didn't put the right URL in the URL field when you exported your website in iWeb to a local folder.
    I would Publish Your Entire Site from under the File menu in iWeb to a local folder. Open it up in iWeb SEO Tool and then publish your site with iWeb SEO Tool.
    It can also be that your directory path is incorrect. Contact your web hosting provider to get the correct root directory path. Only they know what it is.
    If you have more problems, please contact our support and we'd be happy to help!
    @Old Toad: Publishing with iWeb SEO Tool to an FTP server should work fine without any problems. Most issues with publishing with iWeb SEO Tool are because of an incorrect directory path. The directory path must be correct and can only be retreived from the user's web hosting provider.

  • ArchLinux Newsletter for February 22

    Greetings, and welcome to the ArchLinux weekly newsletter for the week ending February 22, 2004.
    Front Page News:
    NEW KERNELS ABOUND
    Hi all,
    First off, a huge thank-you to everyone that has donated over the last couple of days. We now have enough of a start to pay setup fees and the first couple months on a new server. You guys rock.
    Now, an update regarding the new kernels... We're planning on using 2.6.3 as the default kernel for Widget's release, so I've renamed the 2.4 kernel packages for more consistency. We now have four kernel packages:
        * kernel24
        * kernel24-scsi
        * kernel26
        * kernel26-scsi
    As you know, the kernel26 packages write their bzImages as /boot/vmlinuz26 so that they can coexist with a 2.4 kernel. I've left the kernel 2.4 bzImage as /boot/vmlinuz for now, to avoid breaking too many users' boxes. But keep in mind that I may rename them to /boot/vmlinuz24 sometime in the future. Watch out!
    Another effect of the package renames is that the setup script had to be updated. This means that you will have to re-download the root.img disk image to do an ftp-based install. The old one will look for the 'kernel' package, which no longer exists.
    http://archlinux.org/news.php#48
    FUN WITH BANDWIDTH COSTS
    As most of you know, the recent review on OSNews has brought a large influx of users to us. While we're overjoyed to have so many new users, the bandwidth costs associated with all these new --sysupgrade'ers is going to cost me a lot of money that I don't really have.
    To curb the trend, I've had to cap transfer speeds on ftp.archlinux.org. They now sit at 20 K/s with a max of 30 users at a time.
    So, long story short, I have a couple of favors to ask:
       1. If you can volunteer to be a mirror, please contact me.
       2. Please download this perl script, which will use the "netselect" program to re-sort the server lists in pacman.conf, lowest ping times first. You can run it like so:
              # ./sortmirrors.pl </etc/pacman.conf >pacman.conf.new
          Make sure pacman.conf.new looks okay, then move it into place:
              # mv pacman.conf.new /etc/pacman.conf
       3. If you can spare a few bucks for a bandwidth-hungry distribution, please donate. We're looking to get another server, but the donations just aren't there yet.
    Thanks a lot everyone. We'll keep on making it if you keep on running it.
        Editor's Note: The perl script now comes with the new version of pacman, and the download cap has been lifted. 
    http://archlinux.org/news.php#47
    This Week on the Forum:
    Rasat made a request that we try to clean up the forums to make it easier to read. One idea was to put [RMx] for remove, [MVx] for move or [FXx] for fixed / resolved, in our topic titles. Read about it here: http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?t=2773
    Neocephas wrote a CUPS HOW-TO for Arch. It's still being worked on, so go help out over here: http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?t=2757
    This Week on the Mailing List:
    After the announcement by Judd about the bandwidth troubles, people raised some ideas for saving bandwidth. One was randomizing mirrors automatically via pacman. Another was to take the Full 0.5 ISO off of the main ftp site, because it's out of date anyway. Neither of these have been implemented yet, but discussion is still ongoing. Read the threads at:
    http://www.archlinux.org/pipermail/arch … 00844.html
    http://www.archlinux.org/pipermail/arch … 00853.html
    The idea was brought up again about multiple flavors of kernels. DanG also asked if multiple 2.4 or 2.6 kernel packages could "live together". The answer was no. A 2.4 and 2.6 kernel can co-exist though. Judd stated that there were no plans for different flavors of kernels (like "failsafe") and instead people should be building their own. Read the thread at: http://www.archlinux.org/pipermail/arch … 00872.html
    What's happening with the TUR mailing list:
    We're currently looking to assimilate a couple more Trusted Users to run their own repository and help test packages from /incoming. The system now requires sponsorship. So if you have submitted a lot of packages to /incoming that have made their way into the repositories, the TUs will be willing to sponsor you. If you are interested, join and mail the TUR Mailing list: https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/tur-users
    This Week in Dev Land (by Jason Chu):
    Manolis Tzanidakis (zen_guerilla) left the development team.  He has decided to work on his own personal distro and won't have time for both.  We wish him well.
    Tobias Kieslich (neri) and Damir Perisa (dp) have joined the dev team.  They've started adopting packages and are still learning how everything works.  They are a welcome addition to the dev team.
    We now have a new package server.  All the regular traffic goes to the original server but ftp.archlinux.org is now on a different one.  This one has a higher limit on bandwidth but if you use a mirror please continue doing so.
    We are debating if/how to add f77 and gcj compilers to gcc.  The best suggestion is to have seperate packages that depend on gcc but gcc is a scary package so it's still being researched.
    The gcc question brought up another: should we implement multiple packages per PKGBUILD file?  It was agreed that a single package per PKGBUILD is much simpler and more like the arch way.  At the same time, we still have some issues to work through because of this simple method.
    There are new disk images on ftp.archlinux.org.  They're more modular and have support for keymaps, xfs/jfs support, and raid/lvm.  The setup scripts don't support all of these new features but the advanced user will be able to use them.  There will also be an expert install script to support these features.
    Xfree86 licensing is still being researched.  An interesting link was found: http://www.xfree86.org/legal/licenses.html
    An 0.6-base-BETA1 was released.  It's available on the archlinux ftp server.  Feel free to test it.
    An Archlinux goal/philosophy/social contract document was mentioned.  Judd said he was thinking about this already and we will probably start one soon.
    A number of packages were found to be missing urls and md5sums.  Namcap will detect this and spit out an error.  If anyone finds PKGBUILDs with these missing, they can submit a bug report for that package.
    Package Highlights:
    Updated init scripts were released this week. They provide a more cleaned up boot process.
    reiserfsprogs 3.6.13 was released this week. This fixes a bug that can prevent a ReiserFS partition from booting. Read about it here: http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?t=2614
    GCC, Coreutils, the kernel and some other core packages were updated this week. These types of upgrades can be risky sometimes, so be sure to submit any problems you have to the Bug Tracker.
    Pacman 2.7.4 was released this week. Changes are:
            - fixed a bug in conflict handling, where installing a conflicting package would fail even if the new package "provided" it
            - if pacman sees a newer version of itself during an upgrade, it will ask to install itself first, then be re-run to upgrade the other packages.
            - You can now use the --info option with --sync to display an uninstalled package's dependency info.
            - Added a sane umask before db writes
            - buffer overflow fix (bug #442)
    FAQ of The Week:
    Well, it's the same as last week and the week before. Unfortunately, we're still receiving the same questions. If you are having an issue, please review the past Arch Newsletters because your questions are probably answered.
    Bugs Opened this Week:
    k3b-0.11.4-1 does not work: broken permissions
    autologin feature of kdm and gdm does not work
    IP Forwarding in iptables pkg
    missing dependency for kdegraphics: fribidi, lcms
    Mozilla 1.6 package has broken permissions
    makewhatis creates /usr/local/man/whatis via crond
    kpilot missing from KDEPIM
    Bugs Closed this Week:
    Program additions for 0.6 installer
    kernel upgrades should remind users to run lilo.
    Add nano to base
    Choose other server in ftp install
    Option to use non us keymaps in installer
    Add jfs and xfs support
    incorrect url in download list
    groff-1.19 now available from German mirror
    Please add the graphics mode to the links package!
    New Vim 6.2 supports GTK2 but in arch it's still GTK1
    InitScripts outdated Copyright
    util-linux: missing
    PARPORT_1284 support in Kernel
    N_HDLC support in Kernel
    Joystick support in kernel
    Please update mozilla-thunderbird
    Reiserfsprogs 3.6.12 can't mount partitions read only
    Links (graphics mode)
    pacman -Syu behaviour
    PATCH: Fix buffer overflow in Pacman
    pacman: set umask before writing db entries
    libgnomeui needs depends on gnome-common
    Nautilus crashes immediately
    gqmpeg fails to build
    gdesklets missing dependencies
    transcode fails to build
    mp32ogg fails to build
    mjpegtools fails to build
    mplayer-plugin fails to build
    transcode pkg needs to be updated.
    missing dep in transcode pkg. again
    avifile dies with failure to build codecs
    flashplugin be updated to reflect firebird's new name change
    small firefox changes
    gtk2 deps screwed up between package and db
    gtk2 won't build
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    k3b 0.11.5-1
    barcode 0.98-1
    glabels 1.93.3-1
    avidemux 2.0.20-2
    lcab 1.0b10-1
    hd2u 0.9.0-1
    maxima 5.9.0-1
    kobodeluxe 0.4pre8-1
    pth 2.0.0-1
    kile 1.6.1-1
    atitvout 0.4-1
    kdevelop 3.0.1-2
    kdevelop-devel 3.1.0.snap040221-1
    fbi 1.30-1
    pipemeter 0.9.1-1
    zile 1.7b3-1
    gqview 1.4.0-1
    ringtonetools 2.19-1
    dbp 0.5.7-1
    dcraw 1.170-1
    scite 1.59-1
    device-mapper 1.00.07-2
    coreutils 5.2.0-1
    lzop 1.01-3
    gtick 0.3.0-2
    ogle 0.9.2-3
    rar 3.3.0-1
    ascii 3.6-1
    whois 4.6.9-1
    rasmol 2.7.2.1-1
    stellarium 0.5.2-1
    xfsprogs 2.5.6-1
    xmame-sdl 0.78.1-1
    lesstif 0.93.94-1
    kaffeine 0.4.1-1
    alsa-driver 1.0.2-2
    xpdf 3.00-1
    initscripts 0.6-6
    cssed pre0.1.4-1
    gdsl 1.0-2
    glut 3.7-2
    rsync 2.6.0-2
    vim 6.2-2
    links 2.1pre14-2
    gvim 6.2-2
    kernel24 2.4.25-1
    kernel24-scsi 2.4.25-1
    uml_utilities 20040114-1
    words 1.0-2
    user-mode-linux 2.4.24-1
    kernel26-scsi 2.6.3-1
    kernel26 2.6.3-1
    reiserfsprogs 3.6.13-1
    pacman 2.7.4-1
    bzflag 1.10.4.20040125-1
    galeon 1.3.13-1
    toppler 1.0.6-1
    gcc 3.3.3-1
    wine 20040213-1
    mozilla-firefox 0.8-2
    less 382-1
    iptables 1.2.9-4
    flashplugin 6.0r79-8
    cdrdao 1.1.8-1
    bash-completion 20040214-1
    zope 2.7.0-1
    liquidwar 5.6.2-1
    pcmcia-cs 3.2.7-1
    fortune-mod-buffy 1-1
    pango 1.2.5-4
    gtk2 2.2.4-3
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    To gain access to this repository and the TURs, visit http://tur.berlios.de
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    j 0.20.2-s1
    inkscape 0.37-s1
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    potracegui 0.3-s1
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    conglomerate 0.7.12-s1
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    fftw3 3.0.1-1
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    labplot 1.2.2-1
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    libchipcard 0.9.1-1
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    liblrdf 0.3.1-1
    libofx 0.6.4-1
    gtk-smooth-engine 0.5.6-s1
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    potrace 1.2-1
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    windowlab 1.21-s1
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