I have ‘solved’ this issue of this particular missing file by changing the page computability from IE6 to Normal. When I uploaded again I had a different missing .css file so I changed all pages from IE6 to Normal. I now have a missing file called contact-go.php. I assume this is to do with the contact form I have on the site but I can’t find it and I have no idea how to re generate it.
If you are using the PHP Feedback Form action then it generates the file to process the form and calls it the name of your page ‘contact’ and adds ‘-go.php’ onto the end.
To regenerate the contact-go.php file select the item/page where you have the action applied and uncheck the ‘activate’ checkbox in the Action palette. Publish the page.
Now check the ‘activate’ box again and republish/upload your site and the contact-go.php file will be recreated.
The sort of “moving target” error you’re seeing indicates to me that you’ve triggered a random bug in Freeway which causes it to lose track of the stack of attached files to the document. Try this. Open the Document Setup dialog and use the Site Folder button to select a brand new site folder (where Freeway will publish the files it generates on your Mac, prior to uploading them). Publish again. You should not have any issue at all. This is something you can do at any point, since Freeway doesn’t care at all about the files it has generated – only about the recipe to create them (the Freeway document itself).
Walter
On May 26, 2013, at 3:27 PM, DeltaDave wrote:
I now have a missing file called contact-go.php
If you are using the PHP Feedback Form action then it generates the file to process the form and calls it the name of your page ‘contact’ and adds ‘-go.php’ onto the end.
To regenerate the contact-go.php file select the item/page where you have the action applied and uncheck the ‘activate’ checkbox in the Action palette. Publish the page.
Now check the ‘activate’ box again and republish/upload your site and the contact-go.php file will be recreated.