Posting photo to iPhoto - iWeb failed

I try to post photo on iPhoto, so that I can link to iWeb.
However, it kept showing: Request to the server failed
Please let me know why?
Also, I try to type in my "Personal Domain" link, it's been configuring more than a week. I try to contact hotline, they told me I should send email. So I send email for twice already. Mac send automatic email said will reply within 24 Hrs. But I didn't hear anything. Anyone can help here???

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