Thread: linking pages together using blue voda

Hi

Can anyone help me since Blue voda support is unable to do so?

I have created two pages - one the index page and another the contact page. I have successfully published both pages to the server. When I go to my browser and type the url for my index page, my first page (which is my home page) is displayed correctly. From the menu button, I click on the Contact button. This is supposed to bring me to the contact page- my url for this is http//www.vikingbar.net/contact.html.

However, I get an error message from the internet stating that this page either cannot be found or I do not have access to it.

Does anyone know what is wrong and what I should do?

don't really know what is the problem but i resaved all the files again and republished for the 5th time and this time it works.

You can make sure all your pages are correclty uploaded by viewing the BlueVoda log file (select Tools->Show Log File from the menu). This file might give a clue why your files weren't uploaded in first few times.

Pablo

sometimes it seems computer saves the old pages, if you know you have published a new page or made changes to a page, yet doesnt appear to have changed when you look at the site on the internet, try pushing F5. refreshes it.

I saved it as another name ... for eg ... my site is www.gopioqld.com ... that is my index page ... now the form that i created .. i saved it as form and then i published it ... still wen i go to ... www.gopioqld.com/form.html ... it doesnt come up

Originally Posted by parth

I saved it as another name ... for eg ... my site is www.gopioqld.com ... that is my index page ... now the form that i created .. i saved it as form and then i published it ... still wen i go to ... www.gopioqld.com/form.html ... it doesnt come up

If you are using the Form Wizzard in Blue Voda (version 10 & later), it saves your Form page as ".php" so you will need to correct your navigation to reflect this: www.gopioqld.com/form.php .... and when clicked, you will "find" your published Form page.