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a.gill@hull.ac.uk #1
NEW TEMPLATES not found in CONTRIBUTE
I am sure this is a simple problem to many out there.
I have just created several nice new Templates in Dreamweaver for Contribute
use.
However, I cannot access them via Contribute when trying to create a New Page.
Pressing the Refresh Button does nothing.
Using the Dreamweaver Site Map I can see that they are there in their correct
Template Folder, but Contribute does not seem to be picking them up for some
reason.
What have I done wrong?
How can I put it right?
Your priceless help will be much appreciated.
Alec Gill
The University of Hull
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deeje #2
Re: NEW TEMPLATES not found in CONTRIBUTE
Is this site being administered with Contribute? That is, do/can you go to the
Admin dialog from the My Connections dialog for this particular connection? If
so, then you need to add this template to the list of templates that appear for
each role.
deeje Guest
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a.gill@hull.ac.uk #3
Re: NEW TEMPLATES not found in CONTRIBUTE
Dear Deeje,
Many thanks for your quick response to my problem. You certainly put me on the
right track. Yes, I do have Admin status (along with boss, etc) and was able to
'go behind the scenes' and make the amendments you suggested. After some trial
and error it worked. The Template folder and my five new templates were there
and accessible via Contribute. What I did, within Dreamweaver in the Remote
Site, was physically move the Template folder into the public_html folder
(previously, MX2004 had placed it 'outside').
Everything looked good, EXCEPT that the image links in each of the five
Templates were all broken. I have tried to put things right, but without
success. Therefore, can you please help me with this secondary / by-product
problem?
Have a good weekend (or I hope you had one).
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