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I have an Photo Album with with 12 Photo Pages. Total number of photos in the Album is 364. My newest Page will no longer publish new photos. The Album and Photo Pages, up to now, have been working fine. Is this a case of where I need to break up the Album Page.
iMac (21.5-inch Late 2009), OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.1), Apple TV2, iPad, iPhone, Airport
This might be obvious but did you think to change the setting for the max number of photos in the popup...
This might be obvious but did you think to change the setting for the max number of photos in the popup...
Hi Roddy,
This is my Popup. I have 38 photos on the page.
Roddy,
Good news. I fixed it. Normally after I publish a site, if Safari was open, I "Refresh" the page. That was not working as it always did. This time I tried "Resetting" Safari and that did the trick. As I said, a simple refesh always worked before, don't know why it didn't this time. Thanks for the help.
The "empty cache" command is gone from the Safari dropdown but Option/Command/E still works and is in the develop menu.
A hard refresh (Shift/Command/R) has been missing for a long time - maybe V 4?
Safari is becoming more and more dumb with every update. I keep saying that its hardly worth testing in Safari since its a minority browser but does anybody listen?
Test your local version in Firefox and the one on the server in Chrome. See my last post in this discussion to see why you should use the error console now and again...
I'll have to check the other browsers on Sunday. I'll be away from the computer until then. The reason I still check the site in Safari is I still use it as my primary browser. Hard to break old habits.
Being away from the computer is a good example of why it would be nice to have iWebs file in iCloud as with the iWork Apps.
Upload a zip of your Domain.sites2 to the server and you can download it from anywhere onto any Mac with iWeb.
That's a great tip, except what do you do if all you have on the road is an iPad & iPhone. And don't say get another Mac!!
Rules for the road...
Persuade all your friends to buy Macs.
Only stay in hotels that have a Mac for their guests.
Get to know Mac users all over the world
Trade upholstery tips for Mac Time
... and so on.
Photo Page will no longer publish new photos
