Where does iWeb store its library file

where does iWeb store its library file

~/Library/Application Support/iWeb
~ represents the User Library. To open this in Lion hold down the option key while using the Finder "Go" menu.

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Where does iWeb store the domain file?

where does iweb store the plist?

The Domain.sites2 file is stored in....
Home Folder/Library/Application Support/iWeb.
See this page...
http://www.iwebformusicians.com/iWeb/iWeb-Tips.html
The library folder is hidden in Lion. See the above page under "iWeb and Lion OS X 10.7".
The preference file is in...
Home Folder/Library/Preferences/com.apple.iWeb.plist

Where does iweb store its gallery information?

In which file does iWeb store the information which allows it to construct a gallery page?
I have a site with a Gallery page, which I publish to a local folder, then upload to an ftp server for a live website (www.ayrmodelboatclub.org)
When I update the gallery by adding a new gallery page, iWeb updates the initial gallery menu page showing the little photobooks of all my galleries.
If I publish to a local folder, I can go to the gallery and double-click gallery.html which then displays the page correctly in my browser. If I upload the Gallery folder to the site, then go to the site and choose Gallery, it goes to an older version of the page. I can't see how that is possible, but I figured it must be because I have not updated a file which tells iWeb which gallery thumbnails to display on the page (or perhpas the number of thumbnails to display).
I can't find that file.
I have tried updating Gallery.html an streamloader.html and Scripts and the Media folder.
I have also tried uploading the whole Gallery folder again (an again, and again) but can't get it to update.
I have had this problem time and again, on more than one site.
What am I doing wrong?
If I set iWeb to update the site directly, it creates a folder within the site, called AMBC (the name of the site within iWeb) and that functions perfectly, but because it is a folder within the main site directory, it adds AMBC to the addresses, so anyone who has bookmarked the pages can't see then because the address has changed.
If I delete all the files on the server, except the functioning AMBC folder, then take everything out of the AMBC folder and put it at the top level, that fixes the addresses, but the old version of the Gallery now displays instead. I think it may not be the old version, but may be simply the wrong number of thumbnails that are being displayed and iWeb is reding one too few thumbnails. But where is that information stored?
I'd appreciate any help with this. It's driving me daft.

I just went through this with a GoDaddy site. I think I am on the track to the answer, since the site is now working correctly. There are a couple of areas where failure to update occurs that I have found so far. iWeb saves all it data in a single file called domain. It has a default location but you can move it and have several 'domain' files for separate sites. Iweb will default to the last used domain file. Just double click on the one you want to use.
The main concept:
On your computer the file can be loaded properly, but on the web it is wrong. Remember, that when the HTML is written out by iWeb, it creates a name_files folder and puts stuff in there. The name_files may be in a different relative location from its location on your computer.
In iWeb you set up the location of your site to publish to. Remember that it creates the site each time, so you actually select the location above your 'Name' site in the hierarchy, which is often 'Sites' on a Mac. So don't choose 'Name' as your location, chose 'Sites.' The links will work within the 'Name' location but will not work if a link strays outside that location after you publish it. If you publish to 'Name' then your new site will be 'Name' inside your already published 'Name' site. When you look at the site you may not realize that although you can see the new file in a location similar to the location on your Mac, the file that is linked to by your published page will be the one inside the Name_files folder on the top level of your host site, not inside a folder which is inside a folder....
If you FTP, then in iWeb, choose publish entire site rather than publish changes, and drag the entire site to the upload window of your FTP client, and replace all the old files. If you don't want to do that, then if you are using an FTP client such as Transmit, you can actually rename the old files on the server and keep them as backups. You can also drag files around on the server directly, but you will break any links to them in any old pages that are not updated.
Probably something I explained is wrong, but my GoDaddy site is updating properly anyway. :-D At first I was copying the corrections into every name_files folder on the GoDaddy site, until I realized that iWeb would do that for me properly if I published everything and replaced everything.
Sorry I am confused about this myself!

Where does Mail store its email files

hi there, I'm having a bit of an email crisis.
background: I have a MacBook Pro circa 2012 running OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 with over 28 or 29GB of free space.
For email, I have a primary address through Cox Cable and some secondary Cox Cable email accounts for junk mail and the like. Recently, there was some recurring difficulty retrieving the Cox emails. The Mail program would open up and look for the Cox Cable email accounts and variously fail to connect with any of them. The Mail program would tell me that it was unable to access the account and suggest I enter my password.
I decided to delete the accounts and set them up again to see if doing so would grab the most current SMTP settings, etc.. Doing so, I may have accidentally deleted from local storage (on my computer) my old archive of sent and received mail (going back to 2006). More on that later.
When establishing the settings in Mail for the cox accounts, I left the feature on where Mail would leave the the emails on my Cox email server (which only uses 7% of its space currently). This seemed to correct the retrieval errors I was getting before. Something else strange happened. Sometimes when I would send mail, it would send, I'd hear the whooshing sound, but it would not store a copy of it in my sent email folder. In most cases, the recipients confirmed receipt. This would only happen with some sent mail. Others would be deposited into the Sent mail folder in Mail as usual.
Questions:
(1) Where does OS X store the Mail email files? I can't find any folder with an xbox file or any other file.
(2) How can I find out if my missing email archive doesn't exist somewhere else on my laptop right now and my Mail program can't find it.
(2) If I well and truly deleted the archive not only from my Mail program but also from my laptop, am I able to import my email archive from my external hard drive where it was backed up? I'd like to leave the archive in an archive folder in Mail so that I can see it and search it when necessary without having to plug in my external drive and also so there are two copies of this email archive.
Any advice you can provide will be very much appreciated.
Thanks!
ed

hi. update. I found the hidden Library folder where the mbox email files are located as follows:
click on your finder to open it
click the GO command from the drop down menu and before clicking again press and hold down the option key. that reveals in the Go drop-down menu the hidden Library folder. Click on that Library folder to open it.
from there, look for a sub folder called Mail
click on that and see a sub folder called V2.
click on that and you'll find subfolders for the email accounts you've established, inside which are the .mbox files that represent those email databases.
however, once inside there, I found no .mbox files for the old archived files and so I think that I goofed and well and truly deleted the old POP emails when switching from POP to IMAP about two weeks back.
the good news is that I was backing up somewhat regularly via Time Machine to an external drive. So I recovered the old POP emails into an separate INBOX and SENT MAIL archive that now sits again on my Mac in my Mail program, somewhere below the active mail folders I use daily.
The POP email protocol was lately prone to these 'unable to access' and 'please enter your password' messages and that's what prompted me to try to change my settings. When I did, I must have found that Cox email now supports IMAP for residential customers and made the switch from POP to IMAP, inadvertently deleting the old POP email.
The IMAP protocol resolved the 'unable to access' and 'please enter your password' messages that Mail used to give me under the POP protocol. But left the problem of certain sent mails not being stored immediately in my local sent mail folder on my Mac.
unresolved questions are:
i generally liked switching from POP to IMAP because my email on my phone and laptop are more apt to be in sync and coordinated, and it resolved the connection/password problems I had with POP. I'd like to keep on IMAP. I have experienced the occasional missing sent mail. So far as I can tell, when sending the email from my laptop, I hear the swoosh of sent mail and the recipients do receive it but a copy if not always delivered into my local sent mail folder. a copy of it is stored on the Cox email server, however.
any workaround that issue? It leaves me wondering sometimes whether the mail was sent or received and I also need a record of all email sent on my laptop for future reference.
is it possible this missing sent mail only happens when there are attachments? it doesn't happen every time. I've noticed it has happened when I've sent emails with attachments.
any help you can give is appreciated!
ed

Where does GB store its sample files?

I'd like to remove some of them.
Thanks
Peter

The easiest way to locate them is to do a Spotlight search for one of them. GB may store them in different folders:
- /Library/Application Support/Garagband/Apple Loops ...
- /Library/Audio/Apple Loops ...
... and in the corresponding subfolders of your User Library.
If you trash some of them, they won't vanish from your Loop window in GB unless you discard the folder(s) Apple Loop Index (should be in the same folder as the loops), restart GB and drag the remaining loops back into the Loop window!

Where does Mail store its todos?

Where does Mail store its todos? I'm trying to restore lost todos from time machine. help!

I also found my to-do's for my imap account in /Users/<username>/Library/Calendars/(long letters-numbers name).imap/(long letters-numbers name).calendar/Events/(long letters-numbers name).ics.
In addition, I found to-do's created in iCal in /Users/<username>/Library/Calendars/(long letters-numbers name).calendar/Events/(long letters-numbers name).ics. Scroll through the files in the events folders, find the date created or due date of the to-do and double click it. It will take you to the to-do in iCal.
In general, the to-do's will be in the Events folder of the Calendar they were created in. The iMap to-do's add another layer to the file structure.

Safari History Location - where does Safari store its history? (unfortunately I deleted it when running CCleaner...)

Safari History Location - where does Safari store its history? (unfortunately I deleted it when running CCleaner...) Now I would like to restore it via Time Machine

Hi..
If you deleted your Safari history, you may not be able to restore using TM but give this a try...
Go to ~/Library/Safari
Look for the History.plist file.
Best to not use third party utlities such as CCleaner. They tend to do more harm than good.

Where does iWeb save the site file?

Sorry guys but this is a lazy man's question.
Where does iWeb save the site file when you click the save button?
Is it saved as a seperate file or is it hidden within the program?
I not talking about publishing it.

Yes there is...I'll refer you to Apple's own technote...
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=303670
But you probably don't want to keep it on your iDisk. The file could be huge and the back and forth network bandwidth involved may make iWeb opens and saves unbearably slow. I've always recommended one of those cheap USB flash drives to keep a potable Domain file on.
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Where does ODI stores its varaible values if the type is Text

Hi All,
I have already wasted my 2 to 3 hour just trying to find "where does ODI stores its value for variables if type is text". Certainly "SNP_VAR" is not the anwser.
Following ways I have tried:
(1) Cannot find any column tat can hold more than 400 characters in my work repository.
(2) Trying to set up trace on Oracle drive to find out sql getting issues when we hit refresh button on ODI variable. Is anyone aware how to trace driver sqls ?
Regards,
amit

Hi Amit,
When it is a text variable it is stored at SNP_EXP_TXT in so many records as necessary once the text is "broken" in blocks of 256 character lenght. It means that if the variable has a text with 700 characters you will find 3 records at SNP_EXP_TXT.
Does it help you?

Where does Keynote store the audio files in a presentation

I have slides with individual audio files. When I import or attach the file and then save the presentation, it changes the file name to .mov extension. Where does Keynote store those files? I would like to edit the saved Keynote version, but cannot locate the .mov file!

I'm not exactly sure of what you want to do, and I'm not sure if my answer is the most efficient, or even wholly correct, but here goes ...
When you save a KN presentation (a KN doc) which includes an audio (or movie) file, you can save it 2 (3?) ways: either without or with the file being copied into the document, or as a "package". In a test file I just made with 3 white slides (title, slide with song, second slide with song) the results:
without: 3.8 MB; with: 9.4 MB; package: 9.4 MB. The essential difference, aside from size, is that if saved without, if you play the KN on another machine which doesn't have those audio files on it, the audio won't be there. To make the KN truly portable, you must save with, or as a package. (I'm not too sure of the concept of package in KN. In PP, saving as a package means you end up with a folder, which contains the PP and the media files, each as separate entities. Saving a KN package yields not a folder but a file, which looks to me identical to the result achieved by simply saving with, and seems to behave identically, as well.) The audio file you used will in any case remain where it was before you used it, but, if the KN doc is saved with, or as a package, a copy of it will go into the KN doc.
But then, what do you mean by "edit"? What do you want to edit, the KN presentation, or the audio file within it? If the former, I don't understand where the problem might be. If the latter: using the QT inspector within KN, you can change the length of the audio file (where in the song it starts and stops), whether to start it on click, or automatically after transition, or to loop it. If you wanted to do some other, more exotic audio editing, like reverbs or other effects, I'd do that on (a copy of) the original audio file (found wherever it was before) with another app (GarageBand, for instance), and then I'd replace the first, non-edited, version of the audio file in the KN doc with that.
Have I missed something?
Message edited by gbdoc: maybe someone will chime in to clarify the difference between "saved with" and a "package"

Where does JMS store its messages.

Where does JMS store messages on the application server. Are messages stored in memory or is it a physical file location where they are stored. This would aide in troubleshooting if we knew where to check ... in case messages were lost.

check:
http://docs.sun.com/source/817-6024/imq_sys.html
it might helps..

Where does iWeb store all my domains?

The steps that I have followed to check where my Mac stores my domains were:
1) Open ¨Finder¨ folder
2) Press ¨alt¨ key and on the Go menu
3) Select ¨Library¨
4) Then go to ¨Application Support¨ and select ¨iWeb¨ folder
Inside the folder I can only see 1 Domain, I am missing 3 more.
Can someone help me?

When you launch iWeb do you see all three sites in the left hand pane of the iWeb window? If so then you will only have one domain file.
In Lion the Library folder is now invisible. To make it permanently visible enter the following in the Terminal application window: chflags nohidden ~/Library and hit the Enter button - 10.7: Un-hide the User Library folder.
To open your domain file in Lion or to switch between multiple domain files Cyclosaurus has provided us with the following script that you can make into an Applescript application with Script Editor. Open Script Editor, copy and paste the script below into Script Editor's window and save as an application.
do shell script "/usr/bin/defaults write com.apple.iWeb iWebDefaultsDocumentPath -boolean no"delay 1
tell application "iWeb" to activate
You can download an already compiled version with this link: iWeb Switch Domain.
Just launch the application, find and select the domain file you want to open and it will open with iWeb. It modifies the iWeb preference file each time it's launched so one can switch between domain files.
WARNING: iWeb Switch Domain will overwrite an existing Domain.sites2 file if you select to create a new domain in the same folder. So rename your domain files once they've been created to something other than the default name.
OT

[ID CS3 (Win)] - where does InDesign store my PDF file name?

Have you run into this before? You have a document (let's call it "MyDoc.indd") and you want to use it as the basis for a new document ("NewDoc.indd").
So you open MyDoc, Save As "NewDoc". You now work on NewDoc.
Some time later, you go to Export NewDoc as a PDF and it remembers MyDoc and recommends that as the file name for the PDF. If you change the file name for your PDF and then re-save your INDD file, it will now remember the new name as your default PDF name.
But what if you want to change this beforehand, eg: you're not ready to Export the file, but you want to make sure that when you do (or someone else does) they use the correct file name?
-- Tom
PS: I've noticed that this behaviour is different on a Mac and on a PC.

Sure I get that - but the question was "where is this information stored"? If I'm not ready to save my PDF yet, is there anywhere (like a Document Properties panel) that I can go to edit this information.
The use case is - you're preparing a file draft, but it will be finalized and printed by others. You would like to have some control over file naming conventions, so you want to make sure that when they go to save the PDF, the correct name is pre-populated.
Your technique will surely work (it's the one we've been using as well), but I don't want to save a "dummy" PDF just because I want to change the stored filename. This information _must_ be available somewhere else, no?
Thanks for your participation!
Tom

Where does Automator store its files?

I've created 2 identical Automator actions
I cant locate where they're stored to delete one of the duplicates
When I open, I get a choice of looking in the cloud or on device
It's not in either location
I've tried searching using Spotlight and Finder for the name I used, but cant find anything
Where am I going wrong?
I assume to get rid of the duplicate, I need to locate and delete the file - if not, how do I get rid of?
Thanks
Omar

@vikingosx i've got mavericks (that's the absolute latest one? if so yes)
in finder window when i hit command+j i dont see the option you refer to
i see this:
am i missing something?
in terminal, how do i turn the flag back on?
(dont want someone else accidentally deleting things accidentally)
would i type this: chflags hidden ~/Library
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In the Lion OS, where does keychain store its files?

Where can I find the actual keychain data? It seems like the Mac has several "libraires" and several "keychains". I want the data that shows up in the utility. Any ideas?

Choose Go to Folder from the Finder's Go menu and provide ~/Library/Keychains/ as the path. The login keychain contains the default information.
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Where does iWeb store its library file

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