I am trying to publish two separate sites onto the same server that has FP
extensions installed. In the past, neither of my sites used features
requiring extensions. I could just use FTP to publish the sites to separate
directories on the server and there was no conflict between the two sites.

However, now I have enhanced my sites to use features requiring FP
extensions. I can no longer publish to separate directories as the FP
extensions only work when the site is installed at the root directory. Now I
can only publish one site on this server if I want to use the enhanced
features.

Does anyone have a tip how to publish both sites and take advantage of the
FP extensions, without having the sites conflict? Thanks.

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If your host supports subwebs, make one, or both, your sites subwebs of the
root web.  Then publish the subwebs to their own corresponding subweb.

To change a folder into a subweb:
With the web open in FrontPage, right-click on the folder, then choose
"Convert to Web" from the context menu.  There will be a warning regarding
themes, shared borders - click OK.

This must be done on both your local copy and the hosted website.

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"devo8888" <devo8888@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am trying to publish two separate sites onto the same server that has FP
> extensions installed. In the past, neither of my sites used features
> requiring extensions. I could just use FTP to publish the sites to
> separate
> directories on the server and there was no conflict between the two sites.
>
> However, now I have enhanced my sites to use features requiring FP
> extensions. I can no longer publish to separate directories as the FP
> extensions only work when the site is installed at the root directory. Now
> I
> can only publish one site on this server if I want to use the enhanced
> features.
>
> Does anyone have a tip how to publish both sites and take advantage of the
> FP extensions, without having the sites conflict? Thanks.

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Have the FP SE installed or repaired (because of your FTP)
Publish one to the root and the second one to a subweb of the root
If they are different domains, have your host set up a subdomain for the sub
web

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"devo8888" <devo8888@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:C2186B
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| I am trying to publish two separate sites onto the same server that has FP
| extensions installed. In the past, neither of my sites used features
| requiring extensions. I could just use FTP to publish the sites to separat
e
| directories on the server and there was no conflict between the two sites.
|
| However, now I have enhanced my sites to use features requiring FP
| extensions. I can no longer publish to separate directories as the FP
| extensions only work when the site is installed at the root directory. Now
 I
| can only publish one site on this server if I want to use the enhanced
| features.
|
| Does anyone have a tip how to publish both sites and take advantage of the
| FP extensions, without having the sites conflict? Thanks.

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