Tip: the iWeb server is case sensitive
the server is case sensitive.
<web.mac.com/yourname/iWeb> will work but
<web.mac.com/yourname/iweb> will return the 404 missing page error.
I've filled out a feedback form asking that Apple make the server non-sensitive. others might want to do the same to make accessing the iWeb server more user friendly.
Actually this is the case on the whole Internet.
http://www.apple.com/ilife/
and
http://www.apple.com/iLife/
Those two URL's are refferencing two different pages. If you go visit the second one you will also get a Page not Found error. The reason is because ilife and iLife might be two different pages / folders on the apple website.
In general :
Not Case Sensitive Case Sensitive
http://www.apple.com/ilife/
The part which indicates the web server adress ( http;//www.myisp.com ) isn't case sensitive. Anything which comes behind that IS case sensitive.
There is nothing Apple will be able to do about that, because that is how the whole Web World Works
Regards,
Stefaan
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