But when I publish it, it disappears from the Default.htm webpage. Also, [Problem#2] cannot reset HitCounter component and make it stick after publication.

To reset the hit counter, you need to open your site "live" on the server. To do this, click on file/open web and type the url in the folder name box.

Swirl

------------------
Never stand between a dog and a tree.

Another possiblity is that your destination web wound up with two or more copies of your home page. The local web uses the right one, and the destination web could be using the wrong one.

If the web is not currently live, I would just delete everything from the destination site, and start over with File > Publish Web.

If that's not an option, then I would open the live web in FP the same way you open a local web File > Open Web > type in http://www.url.com

Then go to navigation view. I'm guessing that you would see a home page with nothing under it in the flow chart. You could just rebuild the flow chart there.

quote:

---

Originally posted by Thomas Brunt:
My guess is that you're not doing a standard FP publish File > Publish Web.

Another possiblity is that your destination web wound up with two or more copies of your home page. The local web uses the right one, and the destination web could be using the wrong one.

==========

Thanks. I'll try those options and report here what I fond out.
If the web is not currently live, I would just delete everything from the destination site, and start over with File > Publish Web.

If that's not an option, then I would open the live web in FP the same way you open a local web File > Open Web > type in http://www.url.com

Then go to navigation view. I'm guessing that you would see a home page with nothing under it in the flow chart. You could just rebuild the flow chart there.

---

quote:

---

Originally posted by Thomas Brunt:
My guess is that you're not doing a standard FP publish File > Publish Web.

>>>> I was using a standard File > Publish Web.

Another possiblity is that your destination web wound up with two or more copies of your home page. The local web uses the right one, and the destination web could be using the wrong one.

>>>> That was it!!! I opened the live web in FP the same way you open a local web File > Open Web > http://www.url.com. The NavBar feature was there just as it should have been; but under IE5, it was not.

>>>> Using FTP I discovered that my website had an index.htm as well as a Default.htm. When I removed the index.htm, the desired webpage imediately appeared in my browser.

>>>> Thanks a million.

If the web is not currently live, I would just delete everything from the destination site, and start over with File > Publish Web.

>>>> Not an option.

If that's not an option, then I would open the live web in FP the same way you open a local web File > Open Web > type in http://www.url.com

>>>> That was the technique I needed and did not know.

Then go to navigation view. I'm guessing that you would see a home page with nothing under it in the flow chart. You could just rebuild the flow chart there.

---

>>>> The navigation view was correctly populated. But an orphan index.htm was causing confusion for my browser.

>>>> Thanks for both your help.

Swirl

------------------
Never stand between a dog and a tree.