Problems publishing to godaddy

Using cyberduck. Everything's getting there, just fine.
Problem is my page doesn't show up. Tech support says it's a conflict between my index page and a page I have labeled "home" (which is just like the index page, but I wanted it named home not "index").
I have yet another very web-savvy friend, looking at an ftp window of mine, tell me that everything's in folders, and really shouldn't be.
So, now, I'm totally confused.
I'm really tired of hassling with this stuff. I thought iWeb was supposed to streamline the process, but seems, instead, to have amplified the problem.
I'd like to be wrong on this. Someone please clear all this up for me.

Godaddy should have no trouble with the site structure created by iWeb, which consists of two items, an index.html file plus a folder which has the same name as your site does inside iWeb. If you break this structure and just upload the contents of that folder, you may have a conflict between the index.html and the home.html which are found there. The comment made by your friend about the folders is mistaken.

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I just want to thank everyone who post on here as your advice really does help.
I had problems publishing to iweb and the following suggestions made by you all helped me overcome the difficulties I was having. I am posting this so that others who may be having the same problems as I was may sort their iweb out too!
Obviously not all of these will help everyone and some people may disagree with what I have said but (touch wood) these ALL sorted out my iweb
1. Empty your cache frequently.
2. Do not use web counter/email me buttons
3. rename your photos so that you are not using !@£$%^&*()_
4. keep trying
iBook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.5) http://web.mac.com/gillianward/iWeb/Site/Welcome.html

No, its not strange at all. When you set up a MobileMe account and publish a site from iWeb it publishes to your iDisk, which is your Apple server that host your site.
Your url for an iWeb published site to MobileMe will be http://web.me.com/username/sitename. You don't actually need the sitename if you only have one site, so as OT has said http://web.me.com/username.
No - reggie88.com is not your username, this is a domain name. www.reggie88.com is a domain name also, not a MobileMe username. Have you actually gone to a domain name registrar and registered a domain name? If you want to use a domain name with MobileMe, then you need to go and purchase one first from a domain name registrar.
No - iWeb does not tell you in iWeb that you username is www.reggie.com. The only way that iWeb will have this at the bottom, is if you have logged into your MobileMe account and gone to the Personal Domain name settings section and entered a personal domain into here. Log into your MobileMe account and check whether you have done this - this is the only reason why iWeb will display this.
Next question, do you actually own or have you purchased a domain name - reggie88.com? If you have, then you can use this domain with a MobileMe account, but there are other steps that you need to go through first to link the two.
In the meantime, find your site by entering the url http://web.me.com/username which in your case is probably going to be http://web.me.com/reggie88 and you should get to your site.

Publishing to GoDaddy from multiple computers

How do I publish to GoDaddy from multiple computers with iWeb '09? I have a domain name and account with GoDaddy.

This online MacWorld article might be helpful: MacWorld iWeb Drobbox
Managing an iWeb site from multiple Macs.
Since you have to all be using the same domain.sites file another method is to put the file on a flash drive and carry it between computers. If those computers are not all yours then the drop box method may be the best method. However, two cannot try to edit at the same time and sufficient time must be given for any edits to be distributed to the other Macs.
OT

Publishing to godaddy

I know how to publish to godaddy. The question I have is this: If I have several pages(along the line of 10-20 in my iWeb site, am I going to have to purchase space(pages)from godaddy, rather than just my domain name from godaddy? I also have a large archive section that contains upwards of 100 articles.

Yes. If you actually want to publish the website that you have created in iWeb, then you will need to purchase a hosting account from GoDaddy that will give you this ability. As you also purchased your domain name from GoDaddy, then it would seem to make sense to purchase hosting from them too.
A domain name is just that - a personalised name on the internet that you register through a domain name registration company which GoDaddy is. It does not allow publishing of any kind so if you want to publish then you'll need to purchase a hosting account.

Problem Publishing Handouts to Word 2003

I am having a problem publishing from Adobe Captivate 4 to Word 2003. I have followed all steps to create the file:
Open an Adobe Captivate project.
Select File > Publish.
In the Publish dialog box, select Print.
In Project Title, enter the desired name without the filename extension (.doc).
In Folder, enter the full path for the folder in which to save the file or click Browse to locate the folder.
Select an Export range. The export range is made up of the slides that you want to export to Word. You can select all slides, the current slide, a selection, or a range of slides.
In Type, select Handouts.
Select from the following Handout Layout options: Use Tables In The Output, Slides Per Page, Caption Text, Add Blank Lines For Notes, etc.
When you finish, click Publish.
The problem occurs when I open the Word doc--all slide notes and info is there, but the images themselves are not in the Word doc. I have tried publishing as a storyboard, lesson, handout and step by step--the issue occurs in all scenarios.
Thank you!

Hello
Perhaps you already checked it, but I did not read it in your posting: in the Handout Layout Options, did you activate 'Include objects and Question slides'? Those objects are all the 'graphical' things like images, the captions (not the text in the captions), the drawings...
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Problem publishing my iWeb site to new server

I have a problem publishing my site to a new server HostGator.
I click publish, everything continues normally, then I get an ERROR notice:
Publish Error
There was an error communicating with the FTP server.
Try again later, or check with your service provider
Since I changed the settings for the new server all the iWeb pages symbols go pink every time I close and reopen iWeb. Once I have tried to publish and get the ERROR notice I see that most of the pages have turned blue (suggesting they have been correctly published) and the same 5 pages remain pink (suggesting they have not been published) I have used the HostGator link
http://gator694.hostgator.com/~carouge1/carouge-art/Welcome.html
to look at the uploaded pages.
All the pages are on their server file BUT the pages which remain pink on iWeb have problems. These problems (missing photos etc.) don't seem to affect the pages when the site is called up normally. The site is apparently still being uploaded to people’s computers through MobileMe eventhough I have changed the server settings! So I’m assuming the page problems will show up after MobileMe stops at the end of this month? I cannot find an explanation for the failed pages from HostGator or from the Apple online answers.
Grateful for any advice.

I am having a similar problem trying to upload from iWeb through FTP to MacHighway web hosting.
I am using iWeb 3.0.4, the latest version.
I have followed the instructions on the MacHighway site: https://customers.machighway.com/knowledgebase.php?action=displayarticle&id=10
When I type "public_html" into Directory/Path window in iWeb I get the following message:
Testing failed.
The directory/path couldn't be found. Verify your settings and try again.
When I type "/public_html" or /public_html/" into Directory/Path window in iWeb I get the following message:
Testing failed.
A connection to mel.machighway.com couldn't be established. Verify your settings and try again.
Unlike carougeart, however, nothing gets uploaded.

I'm having problems publishing my videos to You Tube

I'm having problems publishing my videos to You Tube, I keep getting the error message: 'Login failed. Specify the correct username and password, and try again.
I have tripled checked my username and password, so I know I'm entering them correctly.

Never mind I found the problem. I had Firewall set to Specific Applications instead of Allow All Incoming Traffic.
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Problems publishing to a non-mobile me URL/host - HELP!!

Hi,
I'm using iweb 08 and having major problems posting my site to my hosting service. I'm using BlueHost with a godaddy URL and the problems are not on their end. I'm using Easy iWeb publisher 5.0.1 to upload it and gives me could not upload errors every time. The files it has errors with change a lot and I know it's not my files because I have successfully uploaded my site a few times (after 30 tries or so.) I need to update my site but I can't seem to get thru the upload process. Also it takes FOR EVER to upload. Please help! my url is benwolan.com

Try a different ftp client. The free CyberDuck is well though of in this forum.
OT

Can't access my FTP Address for publishing (Dreamweaver & GoDaddy)

I am attempting to publish a website for a class I am taking. When I go into the "Site" tab and try to manage the site and server using an FTP, I continually get an error message that reads, "An FTP error occurred - cannot open server folder austinwa1/. Access denied. The file may not exist, or there could be a permission problem." I am using GoDaddy for hosting and used their cPanel as I was instructed by their "help," but it doesn't seem to have helped at all. I thought I had the correct FTP address, usernamen and password but something is not right. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

austinwa1 is not a valid root directory with GoDaddy. GD uses either public_html (linux) or httpdocs (windows) as the root directory, depending on the server type you have. Wordpress and the old classic control panel versions are different still, but usually you're going to have Linux or Windows...
What is my website's root directory? | GoDaddy Help | GoDaddy Support
If you are planning to use austinwa1/ as your site root (forcing you to use www.yourdomain.com/austinwa1 as the homepage of your site) you will still need to have either public_html or httpdocs in front of austinwa1 in your server root directory field in order to connect using DW. So, in your FTP settings, you'll likely need either...
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PI 7.1 problems publishing a WSDL of a sender soap adapter

We have upgraded our dev system from XI 3.0 to PI 7.1 and now I'm facing a problem with SOAP adapter. I have searched for answers here for a while but couldnu2019t find them. That why I start an own thread.
I thought with PI 7.1 it is very easy to publish the WSDL of SOAP adapter respectively a sender agreement. All you have to do is to choose your sender agreement and select the menu item "display WSDL" There you can get the WSDL and a WSDL URL. So it would be possible to deliver this URL to my partners. But while checking this URL respectively the delivered WSDL I've found a problem.
First of all the the WSDL URL doesn't look really good:
http://<server>:<port>/dir/wsdl?p=1_1ce2e954fe9632818bfff6c32f370748_portTypeBindingService
But it works. If I call this URL with a browser or with XML Spy I get the correct WSDL. Any chance to get a better readable URL?
The next thing is the proposed soap:address location in the WSDL. It has the following form:
http://<server>:<port>/XISOAPAdapter/MessageServlet?senderParty=&senderService=MYSERVICE&receiverParty=&receiverService=&interface=MYINTERFACE&interfaceNamespace=MYNAMESPACE"
If I compare it with the documentation i can see that the URL is completely different.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/en/43/951aceb1146353e10000000a11466f/frameset.htm
But again if it works all is fine but it doesn't work at least it doesnt work with XML Spy. The reason is the use of "& a m p ;" instead of only "&".
If I create a SOAP request with XML Spy an sent it to the XI I get the following error message: " Couldn't retrieve inbound binding for the given P/S/A values: FP=;TP=;FS=null;TS=null;AN=null;ANS=null;"
But if I change the SOAP request parameters replacing all the "& a m p ;" with "&" then it works.
Any chance to manage this? If I provide a WSDL on this way I want that my partners can use this "out of the box"

Kulwant
Yes of course I can change that manually but therefore I have to save the WSDL to my local hard disc, change the WSDL and send it to my partner via mail. This is exactly the way I've done this till now. But with PI 7.1 I like to use the new opportunities.
Bhavesh
I have also no Service Repository till now. That's the reason why I want to use the way described in my initial post.
In PI 7.1 you can open the corresponding sender agreement of you SOAP adapter. There you find a menu item "display WSDL". If you choose this you get a window which displays the correct WSDL and an URL where you can find the WSDL too. If you copy this URL to a browser you get the same WSDL too.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/en/31/daa0404dd52b54e10000000a1550b0/content.htm
First part of my question is regarding to this URL. The URL has a strange format.
The second part is regarding to the form of soap:address in this generated WSDL. Here I have problems with the use of this "& a m p ;" string. But I have no influence on it. If I deliver my partners the obove mentioned URL to the WSDL and the WSDL contains this soap:address URL my partner will probably have the same problem like I with my XML Spy.
Gaurav
I don't understand you answer. I know the correct soap address but the IB tool generates it with this "& a m p ;" string instead of only "&". Thatu2019s the point. No idea if and how I can handle this.
But thank you for the note number. Was helpful. The number is in the online documentation too but I've read over it.
To bad that the online documentation isn't correct regarding to the soap address. But believe me the German version is even worse. There you can find the two soap adapter settings (XI parameter: interface namespace, interface) that are no longer existed in PI 7.1
Now I will test if a .NET application can handle this soap address correctly.
Edited by: Gil Ritter on Nov 14, 2008 11:25 AM

Problems publishing to MobileMe after upgrade to iWeb '11

I have a web site created in iWeb '08 which worked well. Upgraded to iLife '11 this weekend.
I opened iWeb and the pages of the site showed as having been changed (page names displayed in red). I added a countdown timer widget to the main page to see what it would look like and selected to republish the entire site to MobileMe.
iWeb had been chugging for hours now (tried this twice). The little "pie" progress icon next to the site name shows that the site is almost done publishing (showing a complete "pie") but it looks like it is still chugging.
I checked my site online (www.cruisenotebook.com) to see if it was the progress icon that was incorrect but am noticing that many elements are mising. The menu at the top of the page is missing, the countdown widget is not showing, an HTML snippet on the main page is not showing and any photo galleries are empty. So maybe it hasn't completed publishing...?
iLife '11 is new, so I don't know if anyone has had much change to work with it, but since iWeb did not change in this release, maybe someone has had similar problems with iWeb '09? (I didn't upgrade to iLife '09 because I wanted to avoid upgrade issues, but I was worried about getting too far behind the current version so I upgraded. This'll teach me!)
Mike

Old Toad wrote:
Try the following:
1 - close iWeb.
2 - delete the iWeb preference file, com.apple.iWeb.plist, that resides in your User/Library/Preferences folder.
3 - go to your User/Library/Caches/com.apple.iWeb folder and delete the contents.
4 - reboot.
5 - launch iWeb and see if there's any improvement.
If that doesn't help continue:
6 - move the domain file from your User/Library/Application Support/iWeb folder to the Desktop.
7 - launch iWeb, create a new test site and save.
8 - go to the your User/Library/Application Support/iWeb folder and delete the new domain file.
9 - move your original domain file from the Desktop to the iWeb folder.
10 - launch iWeb and try again.
OT
Tried this suggestion. The new test site publishes correctly. I put the original domain file back into the folder and tried republishing. A similar error is displayed (a different file name however). I did get more the site published though. The menu appears on the pages now, but there are still some elements on the site that do not appear.
I am going to try publishing the site to a file and see how that works.
Thanks for your help, though!
Mike

Problems publishing shared review comments in Acrobat 8.0

I created a shared review in Acrobat 8.0 and posted it to a Sharepoint workspace. A reviewer published comments but I was not able to see them. He double-checked, and he was able to see his comments but I was still unable to see them. He checked again, and was not able to see his comments.
I can see comments the reviewer published on a different date, but the reviewer is no longer able to see those comments either. Has anyone had a similar experience?

I'm having a similar problem and didn't see a solution posted.
I'm using Acrobat 8 Professional to do shared document reviews. I created a sharepoint shared documents folder which the shared document review process verified and accepted as a destination.
I used the Review and Comment process to save the pdf document to the folder (enabling those using Reader to review and comment) and send an email inviting specific individuals to review and comment.
The problem is when they open the document (using the URL in the email) they don't see the "toolbar" that lets them Publish Comments to Server. They all have Reader 9.
Until I figure out what the problem is, I'm using a brute force technique to force publishing comments, instructing them to close the browser and then Publish Comments using the dialog box that appears after the browser has closed.
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Problem publishing Photo page with iWeb 08

Hello,
I have a problem when publishing photo pages with iWeb 08. Upload starts and then I get the error message that iWeb encountered a problem while publishing. The funny thing is that I can see
the photo page in Safari. The only problem is that when starting the slide show I can not see the
forward/backward buttons. Publishing a photo page with iWeb from a .me web photo gallery works without any error message, but still when starting the slideshow the navigation buttons are not displayed. Actually if you click on the place where the navigation buttons are supposed to be,
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I am having the same issue, except I do not get any error messages when publishing to a folder. Clicking on the "index" file within the folder will open the photo page in both Safari and Firefox. Everything functions as designed except no forward/backward/pause buttons are visible below the slideshow. There are text box outlines with a question mark where these buttons are supposed to be located, and I can pause, advance or reverse slides. Eventually these question mark outlines disappear and stay disappeared.
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Problems publishing my iweb to mobile me

HI, I apologise if anyone has answered this question before but I have not found a result which works for my problem. I have created a website via iweb. It seems to publish fine but when i go to my site after it publishes it, safari can not find my site. I am unable to click on the view site button (only directly after the upload when it asks me). For some reason, my site is not active?? I am logged into mobile me and using a trial account. I have an active gallery on mobile me but my site wont publish. It is frustrating me and I am not receiving a response from apple. Please please please can someone help me as I want to use iweb instead of other blog sites. Perhaps I should buy another domain? Would this work? Thank you

No, its not strange at all. When you set up a MobileMe account and publish a site from iWeb it publishes to your iDisk, which is your Apple server that host your site.
Your url for an iWeb published site to MobileMe will be http://web.me.com/username/sitename. You don't actually need the sitename if you only have one site, so as OT has said http://web.me.com/username.
No - reggie88.com is not your username, this is a domain name. www.reggie88.com is a domain name also, not a MobileMe username. Have you actually gone to a domain name registrar and registered a domain name? If you want to use a domain name with MobileMe, then you need to go and purchase one first from a domain name registrar.
No - iWeb does not tell you in iWeb that you username is www.reggie.com. The only way that iWeb will have this at the bottom, is if you have logged into your MobileMe account and gone to the Personal Domain name settings section and entered a personal domain into here. Log into your MobileMe account and check whether you have done this - this is the only reason why iWeb will display this.
Next question, do you actually own or have you purchased a domain name - reggie88.com? If you have, then you can use this domain with a MobileMe account, but there are other steps that you need to go through first to link the two.
In the meantime, find your site by entering the url http://web.me.com/username which in your case is probably going to be http://web.me.com/reggie88 and you should get to your site.

Problem Publishing to .Mac

I created a one page site and tried publishing to .mac many times. It seems to take forever (well beyond 30min) and I finally get a message that says there was trouble updating .mac. I have 1024MB of idisk space and can't figure out what the problem is. I am new to this and mac's in general so any help I can get would be greatly appreciated. I'm a teacher that wants to start posting podcasts for his students to review and do some other cool things with.

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