iWeb since moving off of MM problems

Try putting the "pbp" folder in the Directory/Path so that the files inside get overwritten and not the folder itself.

whatever you did, you broke iweb site structure. open your blog with safari then click the rss button:

no matter where you try to out the pbp folder, your site structure is broken.

you are usng iweb3, why not use it's ftp... rather than mucking around with publishing.

Feed is in the "pbp" folder...

feed://www.patrickbennett.com/blog/pbp/feed.xml

why are you try to waste people time.

1) the feed.xml is there but won't help iweb structure or where to put pbp folder.

2) iweb doesn't generate feed.xml file for rss, it generates rss.xml file.

oh yeah, you wouldn't know that; because you don't use iweb for a long time and you didn't use iweb blog, podcast nor photos templates.

Its a clue to the folder structure. The rss.xml file should be in the next folder down which is the "pbpblog" one.

If the "pbp" folder is put into the directory path field of the iWeb FTP settings the blog should publish OK.

still wrong, iweb rss is hardcoded, look at source of this:

http://www.patrickbennett.com/blog/pbp/pbpblog/pbpblog.html

1) there is no feed.xml

2) there is rss.xml: http://www.patrickbennett.com/pbp/pbpblog/rss.xml

you're still completely clueless about iweb.

stop wasting people's time.

That's what I just said - the rss.xml file should be in the "pbpblog" folder but it isn't.

your quote:

Feed is in the "pbp" folder...

feed://www.patrickbennett.com/blog/pbp/feed.xml

so what is it? feed.xml or rss.xml.

well, lemme see, rss.xml, after I pointed out iweb generates rss.xml.

said before and say it now,you are clueless about iweb.

Check the link on your blog page :

That's the old MM address and it's on all of my pages, do you know of a "search and replace" tool? I can't imagine having to one by one change the address.

I can see it only on this page :

http://www.patrickbennett.com/blog/pbp/pbpblog/pbpblog.html

Yes, I can imagine doing it on all pages. Sometimes I have to do it on hundreds of pages.

Once I noticed a shift of 1 pixel on a page. Checked 200 pages to see what was wrong. Turned out that the wrong page was the correct one. Changed a style in a css file and all pages were correct from then on. Took me 2 days to find out.

Did you see me cry for help in forums?

Patrick, did you ever figure this out? I've just had this problem for 2-3 weeks now. I think it is connected with the Mavericks upgrade, but I'm not sure. Thanks!

I did but I haven't been using iWeb much in the past year. I was having the issue of changing a web link and found that it would indeed change them sitewide. Just got this though, RAGE has some iWeb software, haven't even had a chance to look at it yet but timely that it came minutes after you asked this.

http://www.everwebapp.com/?utm_source=RAGE+Software+Newsletter&utm_campaign=3922 183718-EverWeb_1_0_iWeb_Users11_11_2013&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_0e00cd5f08-3 922183718-80237002

Hi, Cyclosaurus,

I'm an old holdout on iWeb, still using it in November 2013. Since the Mavericks upgrade (I'm pretty sure that's when my problem started), after I publish, save, and quit, when I open iWeb up again, all the pages are red (on the leftside menu of pages), as if they're all changed and unpublished, even though neither is true. That's fine, but then when I make changes in iWeb and go to "Publish Site Changes," iWeb connects with my web hosting service and then gives me this message: "A folder with the name "Site" [this is my website's name in iWeb] already exists on the server. Do you want to replace it? Replacing it will completely overwrite the current contents of the folder on the server." Then I have the options of "replace" and "cancel." When I click "replace," iWeb uploads my entire website to the server again, and not just the parts that are changed. It's like, somehow, my web hosting service is making no connection to me as it used to. That is, it's treating me and my new content like it's all brand new and foreign. This is problematic because I have lots of video and audio content on my site, so the publishing of the whole site takes hours and hours. Once it's published, all's well online with my site, but how do I get iWeb to not republish the whole site again?

Maybe my site structure is broken, like you mentioned above. If that's so, how do I fix the site structure? Thanks!