When you delete a page from a Microsoft FrontPage web on your local computer, and you then publish the web to a World Wide Web or intranet server, the existing page on the Web or intranet server is not deleted as expected.
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This behavior occurs if, in the
Publish Web dialog box, under
Options on the
Publish tab, you select
All pages, overwriting pages already on destination. This selection updates changes made to existing pages, but FrontPage does not delete pages from the server that you deleted from your local web.
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To resolve this issue, in the
Publish Web dialog box, click
Options, and then, on the
Publish tab, select the
Changed pages only option. When you click
Publish, FrontPage then displays a message similar to the following to prompt you to delete the pages and files that are present on the server but not in your current web:
The file 'page_two.htm' exists on the destination server but does not exist in the current Web. Would you like FrontPage to remove it from 'servername/targetfolder?'
Click
Yes to delete the specified file or
Yes to All to delete all of the files that you deleted from the current web.
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For more information about publishing webs, click
Microsoft FrontPage Help on the
Help menu, type
publish a web in the Office Assistant or
the Answer Wizard, and then click
Search to view the topics
returned.
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