Soapsuds
Mon Sep 05 13:48:32 CDT 2005
Hello Rob,
Thank you very much for your help. I followed and did what you suggested.
It took several minutes to recalculate the hyperlink files, but upon checking
the properties of the link to the pdf file the hyperlink remained the same
and the pdf file still shows only on preview and I get a "page not found"
once it is uploaded to the Internet.
Thank you very much Rob.
Mario(Soapsuds)
"Rob Giordano (Crash)" wrote:
> If you are working with your web/site opened and Import your image into FP
> first, and you are using Publish via http method to upload your site, then
> FP will correct the url to the file automatically.
>
> Try this.
> Open your local web/site
> Delete the PDF from wherever it is located in your FP web folder.
>
> Import it again.
> Place your link in Hyperlinks dialog by browsing to the imported file which
> now exists within your FP web structure.
> Save
> Tools | Recalculate Hyperlinks
> File | Publish Web/Site
>
> See if that helps.
>
> i
> "Soapsuds" <Soapsuds@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:ABA867E2-7C6B-4707-9BB3-3C5B7CAF045C@microsoft.com...
> > Stefan,
> > Thank you very much for your help. I did exactly as you suggested and the
> > folder and file were imported, however, I am back to square one. I cannot
> > seem to get the right and/or correct hyperlink address to make the link I
> > have to the PDF file.
> >
> > Again, thank you very much.
> >
> > Mario(Soapsuds)
> >
> > "Stefan B Rusynko" wrote:
> >
> >> 1st you open your FP web/site using File Open Web/Site
> >> - and select your root web or a folder in Folder List
> >> Then you use the menu File Import (Files) and browse to the folder
> >> containing your PDF file and select it
> >> After importing it drag it on a page from Folder List to create a correct
> >> link to it
> >> --
> >>
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> >>
> >> "Soapsuds" <Soapsuds@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> news:390D2B88-EF7E-418A-BAD6-FA153D836AB4@microsoft.com...
> >> | Kathleen,
> >> | Do you mind if I ask a dumb question? How do I import the pdf folder to
> >> the
> >> | website. I looked under file and it does not provide for importing.
> >> | Thanks
> >> | Mario (Soapsuds)
> >> |
> >> | "Kathleen Anderson [MVP - FrontPage]" wrote:
> >> |
> >> | > Is this the link?
> >> | >
> >>
http://www.saint-paul-ca73.com/USS%20Saint%20Paul/AssocFormPDF/AssocForm5.htm.pdf/index.html
> >> | >
> >> | > There are so many things wrong with that link I don't know where to
> >> start
> >> | > :-) You have spaces and uppercase letters in a folder name - USS
> >> Saint Paul
> >> | > You have two dots in another folder name; .htm.pdf - if that is truly
> >> a
> >> | > folder, rename it to assocform (all lower case).
> >> | >
> >> | > Also, make sure that the PDF document has been imported in to your
> >> site
> >> | > before you create a link to it; don't link to the version on your C
> >> drive.
> >> | >
> >> | > --
> >> | > ~ Kathleen Anderson
> >> | > Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
> >> | > Spider Web Woman Designs
> >> | > web:
http://www.spiderwebwoman.com/resources/
> >> | >
> >> | >
> >> | > "Soapsuds" <Soapsuds@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> | > news:9D394151-F122-4854-A11D-DBE316C5C578@microsoft.com...
> >> | > > Hello Kathleen,
> >> | > > Thank you for your quick response. The folder is named
> >> AssocFromPDF and
> >> | > > the
> >> | > > file inside the folder is named AssocForm5.pdf. There are not
> >> spaces or
> >> | > > special characters that I know of. When I made the link in
> >> frontpage the
> >> | > > links works when I preview the website, and it shows the preview is
> >> | > > reading
> >> | > > it from my "C" drive. I have tried the following with no positive
> >> | > > results:
> >> | > >
> >>
http://www.uss-saint-paul-ca73.com/index.html/AssocFormPDF/AssocForm5.pdf
> >> | > > with no results. I continue to get a page which says the page could
> >> not be
> >> | > > found. The URL address of
http://www.uss-saint-paul-ca73.com is
> >> the
> >> | > > address
> >> | > > of the website I constructed which has the current problem I have
> >> in
> >> | > > trying
> >> | > > to show the pdf file once the link to it is clicked. Thank you
> >> very much
> >> | > > for your help.
> >> | > >
> >> | > > Mario Chavez (Soapsuds)
> >> | > >
> >> | > > "Kathleen Anderson [MVP - FrontPage]" wrote:
> >> | > >
> >> | > >> Make sure the filename of the PDF files contains no spaces or
> >> special
> >> | > >> characters.
> >> | > >>
> >> | > >> --
> >> | > >> ~ Kathleen Anderson
> >> | > >> Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
> >> | > >> Spider Web Woman Designs
> >> | > >> web:
http://www.spiderwebwoman.com/resources/
> >> | > >>
> >> | > >>
> >> | > >> "Soapsuds" <Soapsuds@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> | > >> news:BC58DEAF-12A8-425B-86C3-18548700EC22@microsoft.com...
> >> | > >> >A folder with a PDF file exists in my web site. I have linked to
> >> it and
> >> | > >> >when
> >> | > >> > I preview my web site the hyperlink shows the PDF file.
> >> However, as
> >> | > >> > soon
> >> | > >> > as
> >> | > >> > I upload the web site to the IPS server the hyperlink does not
> >> work or
> >> | > >> > show
> >> | > >> > the PDF file. In turn I get a page that says the page cannot be
> >> found.
> >> | > >> > I
> >> | > >> > need to know how do I address the hyperlink PDF folder and file
> >> so that
> >> | > >> > it
> >> | > >> > will work and show once I upload the web site to the Internet.
> >> Thanks!
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