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I've had my domain name with Freeola for 18 months now, and everything has worked fine, creating and updating site with Frontpage 2000.
I did a small update (couple of new pages) last night, the first update in around 1 month, so the first since recent Freeola upgrades....and now I get this message on EVERY page of HTML or JPEG/GIF
"the files xxxxx.xxx has been altered by user (unknown) on 01/01/80, are you sure you want replace"
It seems Frontpage wants to upload my entire site (56Mb), even though I have only changed a couple of pages, and added a couple of new one - previously, Frontpage would obviously only update new or changed pages.
I managed to get my updates done last night via Cute FTP, but I dont want this to be a permanent solution.
Any help would be much appreciated.
all the best,
Andy Lees
Motion Blur Formula One Photography
www.andylees.com
Yes, the upgarde would very probably have changed all the creation dates. It probably won't happen again.
I don't know how you'll get around the problem without simply uploading the individual pages that you have changed.
I've had my domain name with Freeola for 18 months now, and everything has worked fine, creating and updating site with Frontpage 2000.
I did a small update (couple of new pages) last night, the first update in around 1 month, so the first since recent Freeola upgrades....and now I get this message on EVERY page of HTML or JPEG/GIF
"the files xxxxx.xxx has been altered by user (unknown) on 01/01/80, are you sure you want replace"
It seems Frontpage wants to upload my entire site (56Mb), even though I have only changed a couple of pages, and added a couple of new one - previously, Frontpage would obviously only update new or changed pages.
I managed to get my updates done last night via Cute FTP, but I dont want this to be a permanent solution.
Any help would be much appreciated.
all the best,
Andy Lees
Motion Blur Formula One Photography
www.andylees.com