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From: Larry Beyer on 20 Feb 2010 22:35 My ISP no longer supports FP extensions. I will have to publish using FTP. When I click on FTP to publish, the remote shows all my websites, instead of just the website I want to publish. How do I publish to just one website?
From: Rick Sparks on 20 Feb 2010 23:54 Changing over from FP extensions to using FTP will disable many FP specific actions. Much is different. You can research the changes, but what might be easier is to move to an ISP that still supports FP extensions.... and there are many. "Larry Beyer" wrote: > My ISP no longer supports FP extensions. I will have to publish using FTP. > When I click on FTP to publish, the remote shows all my websites, instead of > just the website I want to publish. How do I publish to just one website? > > . >
From: Larry Beyer on 21 Feb 2010 02:04 I have Webhost4life. They are big, and they are dropping support for FP extensions. Larry Beyer "Rick Sparks" <RickSparks(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:8F894D79-9555-4A39-8F9E-21C7CB8D7B86(a)microsoft.com... > Changing over from FP extensions to using FTP will disable many FP > specific > actions. Much is different. You can research the changes, but what might > be > easier is to move to an ISP that still supports FP extensions.... and > there > are many. > > > "Larry Beyer" wrote: > >> My ISP no longer supports FP extensions. I will have to publish using >> FTP. >> When I click on FTP to publish, the remote shows all my websites, instead >> of >> just the website I want to publish. How do I publish to just one website? >> >> . >>
From: Ronx on 21 Feb 2010 04:06 webhost4life are still advertising FP extensions on both their Windows and Unix platforms - and the description (for Windows) is for the new platform they are upgrading to.. http://www.webhost4life.com/webhost4life/windows-hosting.bml http://www.webhost4life.com/webhost4life/unix-hosting.bml I have not received any notification from Webhost4life regarding dropping support for FPextensions, but their control panel states that they continue to support them, but would prefer you to move to another method of web management. <quote src="http://members.webhost4life.com/webControl/fpConsole.bml"><!-- login required for this page --> ..... Microsoft has recently discontinued FrontPage -- this change means that we will no longer receive version updates or patch fixes from Microsoft. While we currently support FrontPage functionality on our platform, we strongly recommend you upgrade to the latest Web-authoring tools made available by Microsoft ... </quote> In fact, there have been no version updates since Microsoft withdrew support for the extensions (except on Windows 2003) in 2006. Patch fixes on Windows 2003 are now not relevant since Webhost4life are moving to Windows 2008. FrontPage is still a viable web editor provided you do not use any webbots requiring the extensions - list at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/281532/ -- Ron Symonds Microsoft MVP (Expression Web) http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread. "Larry Beyer" <SouvenirSigns(a)comcast.net> wrote in message news:u2z1MQssKHA.6004(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > I have Webhost4life. They are big, and they are dropping support for FP > extensions. > > Larry Beyer > > > "Rick Sparks" <RickSparks(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:8F894D79-9555-4A39-8F9E-21C7CB8D7B86(a)microsoft.com... >> Changing over from FP extensions to using FTP will disable many FP >> specific >> actions. Much is different. You can research the changes, but what might >> be >> easier is to move to an ISP that still supports FP extensions.... and >> there >> are many. >> >> >> "Larry Beyer" wrote: >> >>> My ISP no longer supports FP extensions. I will have to publish using >>> FTP. >>> When I click on FTP to publish, the remote shows all my websites, >>> instead of >>> just the website I want to publish. How do I publish to just one >>> website? >>> >>> . >>> >
From: Rick Sparks on 21 Feb 2010 12:56 Here's a cut and paste from a reply I posted a while back to someone with a similar issue: "Some hosts will continue to support FP Extensions for years because FP is so popular and user-friendly. I've been extremely happy with Everity.com Others I was considering several years back include: cyberland-usa.com kionic.com nitrozone.com Here's a helpful tool.... reviews and feedback are key: http://www.vistainter.com/" "Larry Beyer" wrote: > I have Webhost4life. They are big, and they are dropping support for FP > extensions. > > Larry Beyer > > > "Rick Sparks" <RickSparks(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:8F894D79-9555-4A39-8F9E-21C7CB8D7B86(a)microsoft.com... > > Changing over from FP extensions to using FTP will disable many FP > > specific > > actions. Much is different. You can research the changes, but what might > > be > > easier is to move to an ISP that still supports FP extensions.... and > > there > > are many. > > > > > > "Larry Beyer" wrote: > > > >> My ISP no longer supports FP extensions. I will have to publish using > >> FTP. > >> When I click on FTP to publish, the remote shows all my websites, instead > >> of > >> just the website I want to publish. How do I publish to just one website? > >> > >> . > >> > > . >
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