embedded css in template file will not save

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Niagara Mouse

sI have downloaded a template that I am trying to modify in FP. When I try to
close it it asks me to save an embedded file, the name of the file is
mm_brochure.css and FP is trying to save it as a picture file when I click ok
to save it nothing happens and the dialogue box stay open. I end up having to
choose 'Set Action' and then choose 'don't save this file use the current
file on disk'.

Will this cause a problem when I try to publish this to the web? How do I
get this to stop wanting to save this file, or, better yet how do I save this
file?
 
Thank You Rob, I have imported it into FP, I have created a number of pages
within the new site (i.e. photo.htm, etc.). I can save and close each new
page with no problem but when I save the index.htm (the original imported
page) I am still getting the same dialogue box:
to save an embedded file, the name of the file is 'mm_brochure.css' and FP
is trying to save it but when I click ok to save it nothing happens and the
dialogue box stays open. I end up having to choose 'Set Action' and then
choose 'don't save this file use the current file on disk' but I cannot see
this file in the website anywhere.

Is this is a css style sheet, and how do I intetrate it so I stop getting
this dialogue box that doesn't know what to do with it?

I am creating this for a client and there is no website host yet or even an
domain name. I am afraid that once I try to publish the site that I will have
problems. It 'previews in browser' okay but that isn't always indicative of
smooth sailing when I actually publish.

Any further input would be greatly appreciated.
 
Niagara Mouse said:
Thank You Rob, I have imported it into FP, I have created a number of pages
within the new site (i.e. photo.htm, etc.). I can save and close each new
page with no problem but when I save the index.htm (the original imported
page) I am still getting the same dialogue box:
to save an embedded file, the name of the file is 'mm_brochure.css' and FP
is trying to save it but when I click ok to save it nothing happens and the
dialogue box stays open. I end up having to choose 'Set Action' and then
choose 'don't save this file use the current file on disk' but I cannot see
this file in the website anywhere.

Is this is a css style sheet, and how do I intetrate it so I stop getting
this dialogue box that doesn't know what to do with it?

I am creating this for a client and there is no website host yet or even an
domain name. I am afraid that once I try to publish the site that I will have
problems. It 'previews in browser' okay but that isn't always indicative of
smooth sailing when I actually publish.

Any further input would be greatly appreciated. I should also mention that no cgi-bin folder was created when I imported the webpage, is that because there is no theme applied?
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Also there is no folder named cgi-bin in the newly imported website, is that
a problem?
 
If you use Perl scripts, it may be a problem - otherwise, only a problem if
you use a folder named cgi-bin.
 
Thank you Ron,
I don't know what Perl is, is that programming language? I am not sure where
that would come into it.

Re cgi bin - I thought that FP automatically created a folder named cgi bin?
I was just wondering why it did not in this case.

Plus what about my other question re the css file that won't save, could it
cause a problem?

Thanks for your continued help 'guys'.
 
FP does not automatically create a cgi-bin.
--
Tom [Pepper] Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
---------------------------
: Thank you Ron,
: I don't know what Perl is, is that programming language? I am not sure
where
: that would come into it.
:
: Re cgi bin - I thought that FP automatically created a folder named cgi
bin?
: I was just wondering why it did not in this case.
:
: Plus what about my other question re the css file that won't save, could
it
: cause a problem?
:
: Thanks for your continued help 'guys'.
:
: "Ronx" wrote:
:
: > If you use Perl scripts, it may be a problem - otherwise, only a problem
if
: > you use a folder named cgi-bin.
: > --
: > Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (Expression)
: > Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
: > http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
: >
message
: > : > > Also there is no folder named cgi-bin in the newly imported website,
is
: > > that
: > > a problem?
: > >
: > >
: >
: >
 
Thanks Tom, another question answered,
However, what about saving the embedded css file? Could it cause a problem?
Is there a way for me to save it? Where would I find it in the template that
has now been imported and saved to a FP website?
 
are you sure it's really a .css file (which is just a txt file), what
happens when you double click on it outside of FP...what do you see? (It
should not be an image)



--
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Rob Giordano
Microsoft MVP Expression






Niagara Mouse said:
Thanks Tom, another question answered,
However, what about saving the embedded css file? Could it cause a
problem?
Is there a way for me to save it? Where would I find it in the template
that
has now been imported and saved to a FP website?


Tom [Pepper] Willett said:
FP does not automatically create a cgi-bin.
--
Tom [Pepper] Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
---------------------------
: Thank you Ron,
: I don't know what Perl is, is that programming language? I am not sure
where
: that would come into it.
:
: Re cgi bin - I thought that FP automatically created a folder named cgi
bin?
: I was just wondering why it did not in this case.
:
: Plus what about my other question re the css file that won't save,
could
it
: cause a problem?
:
: Thanks for your continued help 'guys'.
:
: "Ronx" wrote:
:
: > If you use Perl scripts, it may be a problem - otherwise, only a
problem
if
: > you use a folder named cgi-bin.
: > --
: > Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (Expression)
: > Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
: > http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp
: >
message
: > : > > Also there is no folder named cgi-bin in the newly imported
website,
is
: > > that
: > > a problem?
: > >
: > >
: >
: >
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