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akston

 

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Insanity: double images, etc. - 2/7/2008 17:15:50   
When I had to buy a new computer a year ago I did back up my FrontPage My Documents/My Webs to an external drive.

Published them from the new computer and things went well. I thought.

I've been looking at one and I'm seeing pages with duplicate images--two where there should be only one. Missing pages. I have one folder with the correct pages, and another that shows the page not as a normal FP page. It shows just perfectly, but as a Firefox Document.

This is insane. Example: Pastels. Click on an image and you see duplicates if you see the enlarged view at all. Links take you to a blank page. Etc., etc.

Yet everything looks fine locally in FrontPage.

Ideas?

Thanks if you can figure this out.

Bob

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RE: Insanity: double images, etc. - 2/7/2008 18:16:56   
Yes, that has happened to me and others that have posted on this board. I just deleted the dups by renaming the good page on my computer, publishing and then changing the name back to the original name and published again. By renaming the good one on your computer and publishing it will remove the duplicate bad page.

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akston

 

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RE: Insanity: double images, etc. - 2/7/2008 19:01:49   
OK. Sounds good.

Thanks much,

Bob

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d a v e

 

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RE: Insanity: double images, etc. - 2/8/2008 2:18:55   
and you need to publish your Three Kittens picture again (the one that it goes to when you click on it, as the jpeg has corrupted a little when it was transferred (those little band on the right in the sky!)

why has my post got lines throught it??

< Message edited by d a v e -- 2/8/2008 6:54:11 >


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akston

 

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RE: Insanity: double images, etc. - 2/8/2008 6:33:54   
Thanks for the heads up on that.

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RE: Insanity: double images, etc. - 2/8/2008 6:54:30   
why has my post got lines through it?

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akston

 

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RE: Insanity: double images, etc. - 2/8/2008 7:13:37   
What about the Firefox Document pages? I can't think how those came to be. How do I deal with those? Simply rename them?

Also, I actually have 4 pages of pastels, not 1 page.

In fact I have two separate FP sites of this site. One is published to http://www.tracyfineart.com and the other to http://tracyfineart.com.

It's in the latter where the other 3 pages of pastels are, and they are not Firefox Documents, but normal FP files. I try to copy them to the former and save them. All looks well till I try clicking on the "Next" link to the second page of Pastels and it comes up an empty page. So I try publishing to the latter and get this:

Please enter a publish destination that is different than the current open web http://tracyfineart.com. Yet somehow I've managed to get three of the pastel pages published.

I started this thread with the term "insanity". All this and more is driving me nuts. It's such a convoluted thing, I'm not getting it.

I've got three of the pastel pages up now, but look at pastels_page_3.htm. It's online as:

http://web.archive.org/web/20041028111439/tracyfineart.com/pastels_page_3.htm See the odd squares where the sizes of the paintings are?

And locally there this code in my html tab of that page just before the closing head and html:

<!--

// FILE ARCHIVED ON 20041028111439 AND RETRIEVED FROM THE
// INTERNET ARCHIVE ON 20080208113017.
// JAVASCRIPT APPENDED BY WAYBACK MACHINE, COPYRIGHT INTERNET ARCHIVE.
// ALL OTHER CONTENT MAY ALSO BE PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT (17 U.S.C.
// SECTION 108(a)(3)).

   var sWayBackCGI = "http://web.archive.org/web/20041028111439/";

   function xResolveUrl(url) {
      var image = new Image();
      image.src = url;
      return image.src;
   }
   function xLateUrl(aCollection, sProp) {
      var i = 0;
      for(i = 0; i < aCollection.length; i++) {
         if (typeof(aCollection[sProp]) == "string") { 
          if (aCollection[sProp].indexOf("mailto:") == -1 &&
             aCollection[sProp].indexOf("javascript:") == -1) {
            if(aCollection[sProp].indexOf("http") == 0) {
                aCollection[sProp] = sWayBackCGI + aCollection[sProp];
            } else {
                aCollection[sProp] = sWayBackCGI + xResolveUrl(aCollection[sProp]);
            }
         }
         }
      }
   }

   xLateUrl(document.getElementsByTagName("IMG"),"src");
   xLateUrl(document.getElementsByTagName("A"),"href");
   xLateUrl(document.getElementsByTagName("AREA"),"href");
   xLateUrl(document.getElementsByTagName("OBJECT"),"codebase");
   xLateUrl(document.getElementsByTagName("OBJECT"),"data");
   xLateUrl(document.getElementsByTagName("APPLET"),"codebase");
   xLateUrl(document.getElementsByTagName("APPLET"),"archive");
   xLateUrl(document.getElementsByTagName("EMBED"),"src");
   xLateUrl(document.getElementsByTagName("BODY"),"background");
   var forms = document.getElementsByTagName("FORM");
   if (forms) {
       var j = 0;
       for (j = 0; j < forms.length; j++) {
              f = forms[j];
              if (typeof(f.action)  == "string") {
                 if(typeof(f.method)  == "string") {
                     if(typeof(f.method) != "post") {
                        f.action = sWayBackCGI + f.action;
                     }
                  }
              }
        }
    }


//-->
</SCRIPT>


I'm looking for a genius here for help. I sure don't get it, or know what to do.


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RE: Insanity: double images, etc. - 2/8/2008 7:17:02   
quote:

why has my post got lines through it?


Yeh, I wondered about that too.

I'm not mystical about things, but look at the first word in my original post....

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RE: Insanity: double images, etc. - 2/8/2008 7:53:42   
maybe i've contracted some of the insanity! :)

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RE: Insanity: double images, etc. - 2/8/2008 8:28:25   

quote:

ORIGINAL: d a v e

why has my post got lines through it?



Because you used brackets [and ] arounf your s and not parens. [s] is the forum code for strike thru.

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RE: Insanity: double images, etc. - 2/8/2008 9:11:05   
aha! ;)

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