Tuesday, 29 August 2006 - 3:35 AM EDT

Hi Ron,

I visited your page @ URL:
https://www.angelfire.com/electronic2/rcl/ and checked out the
following links, which are all producing a 404 error message:

http://www.aspenshopsonline.com/index0.htm
http://www.aspenshopsonline.com/products/index.htm
http://www.aspenshopsonline.com/products/books/index.htm
http://www.aspenshopsonline.com/products/electronics/index.htm
http://www.aspenshopsonline.com/products/personal_care/GDY8524.htm
http://www.aspenshopsonline.com/products/photo/index.htm
http://www.aspenshopsonline.com/products/scrapbooking/index.htm
http://www.aspenshopsonline.com/products/Spec_Prod/index.htm
https://www.angelfire.com/electronic2/rcl/terms&condtions.htm

Have you made sure that your files have been uploaded into
the proper directories & sub-directories, with the correct
file names?

If so, you shouldn't have any problem accessing them with
the URLs mentioned above.

Good luck.

Tuesday, 29 August 2006 - 6:05 PM EDT

That happens to me all the time it will appear in Edit posts
but the page has not changed it usually shakes
out after a while.

Tuesday, 29 August 2006 - 7:57 PM EDT

press Ctrl-R few times to realy reload the page.

Saturday, 2 September 2006 - 1:42 PM EDT

If your 'browser (is) set to always download pages each visit (instead of bringing them from cache)." then a likely reason for outdated pages is that your ISP is caching pages for faster delivery. You can find more info with a google search for 'ISP caching'.

Your pages in their most recent form are most likely turning up for visitors using ISP's that do not cache pages... IOW the problem may affect only you and not your visitors.

Thursday, 7 September 2006 - 2:35 AM EDT

Tom:

Thanks for bringing the link errors to my attention. I went back in to correct them and realized that the problem "updating" my pages was due to a target in one of my frame pages pointing to an old page similar to the one I was updating.

I have since removed the frames (because of the Angel Fire ad boxes showing up in each frame section) and went with a simple index page.

Thursday, 7 September 2006 - 2:44 AM EDT

Thanks CW and all the others. Good comments from all.

I was using frames. The page that I thought was to display in the "main" frame area was actually an old page that should have been deleted from the directory a long time ago. I was editing a similarly named page and it was getting updated, but the index frame was calling up the old unedited page. A simple edit of the target in the index.html page would have fixed it, however:

I have dropped the frames idea and gone back to a simple index page and all is well again. The frames was not working out well because of the ad boxes that appeared in each frame section.

Ron