PLEASE HELP! I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO!

If you are running iWeb 2.0 (iLife 08) and the file is .sites and not .sites2, you should see the following thread that I posted:
[http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=5141508&#5141508]

Hopefully, you have a backup of your Domain.sites file before installing iWeb 2.0. These instructions allowed my domain conversion to complete successfully. I have had no problems since.

Message was edited by: graphics-guru

Vickey,

You can't fix it.

When the 1.1.2 update was released for iWeb06, even though it only addressed Aperture, we began to see this reported here. Basically what's happened is, your Domain.sites file has become "corrupted", for lack of a better term. No matter what you do, if iWeb hasn't launched that Domain.sites file by now, it won't. I'm sorry for such bad news.

If you continue using iWeb06, you will probably have to recreate the site. Save often as you work in iWeb, and make duplicates of the Domain.sites file frequently so that if this ever happens again, you can fall back on a slightly earlier version of your site.

Mark

Oh no. No need to trash the Domain.sites file. It has elements in it (like the original photos) you may want to retrieve. Just put it in a folder and place the folder in your Documents folder.

Re-launch iWeb and recreate the site. You can copy and paste stuff from a browser, out of your published site, if it helps.

Hey same thing has happened to me...
is there no way to re create that Domain file even though all the HTML files are on my server and working fine?

Could I use Dreamweaver to edit them? or can I somehow import them into a new site?

Seems ridiculous that I have to re create over 50 pages (almost 4 gigs) worth of website again!

What is iWeb doing? Are you getting an error message (unexpected quit) or just a frozen spinning ball?

Try navigating to the default location of the Domain.sites file (Home folder Library/Application Support/iWeb/Domain.sites) and if there is a Domain file there move it to the desktop. Now launch iWeb by double-clicking the app. It should launch with a new blank Domain.sites file.

Same problem just happened to me. I don't use aperture and haven't updated any software recently and everything was fine and then BAM!