I can't figure this one out. After I upload the last page, it changes the title (the first line) of previously uploaded pages.

Take a look
http://www.twowheeledtours.com/tours.html

The last page I uploaded was the bottom link, "The Water Gap". If you look into the pages above it you'll see that only the first line in each page changes to "The Water Gap".

I did managed somehow to get the first two links titles to stay put. But the rest of the titles will become whatever the last uploaded title is.

HELP!!!!!

This message has been edited. Last edited by: Click,

How the heck can uploading a page , change the text on a page thats already uploaded?

It looks like you may have either included or cloned that object on the other pages.

If you have two or more projects on the same site (pages in Web Dwarf), make sure that each has a different project number. (Options > Project Options.) Because the project number forms part of the image name for images that SiteSpinner and WD create, this ensures that images from one project do not overwrite images from another project.

quote:

Originally posted by Bruceee:
If you have two or more projects on the same site (pages in Web Dwarf), make sure that each has a different project number. (Options > Project Options.) Because the project number forms part of the image name for images that SiteSpinner and WD create, this ensures that images from one project do not overwrite images from another project.

That did it! Thank you very much for the help. I owe you one!

I think we all owe Bruce (and a few others) more than one. Some of them should be proud owners of brewries by now.

FWIW, I contacted VM support first and they didn't even really try to help, instead pointing me to this forum.

I honestly hope VM is taking care of you guys in some way to handle their support for them.

Many vendors who give away free versions of their software do not provide tech support for them. I would not expect VM to be any different in this respect. Fortunately, this forum does have a few members who can support WebDwarf users with their problems.

Personally, I think Bruce is related to WebDwarf - maybe a distant uncle.

Just to clarify, we prefer WebDwarf customers visit the Forums for help. We would get pretty swamped with support requests if we advertised individual support for a free product.

Having said that, even though Click is using WebDwarf, we did respond, but felt the problem could best be resolved by having a number of different eyes/computers looking at the problem, and as larryd pointed out, Bruceee harks from the land of the elusive Kiwi-eating WoodDwarf, so he has a natural affinity with that product

Didn't everyone start with webdwarf? This forum and how quickly my problem was resolved by the people here may just be the reason I pull the trigger and buy your product.

Thanks again