Disabling your website at startup
Contribute alerts you if it detects a problem with any of your website connections when it starts.
Contribute displays the alert after the first website connection problem it encounters.
You can have Contribute try to connect again. If Contribute still can't connect, you can disable
the website connection and try to connect to your other websites, if any. If you disable a website,
you can enable it after you resolve your network connection problem.
Note: You can disable a website at any time—not just at startup—when there's a problem. If you have
multiple websites, you can disable websites that you aren't currently working on, so that Contribute
does not maintain the connection for an extended period of time. For more information, see
"Disabling website connections" on page
To disable a website when your network connection fails:
Start Contribute.
1.
The Connection Failure dialog box appears.
Select Try to Connect Anyway to force Contribute to continue checking for a
2.
network connection.
If Contribute still fails to connect, Contribute displays an error message with two options:
3.
Click Yes to continue trying to connect to other websites.
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Click No to disable the rest of your websites.
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Click OK.
4.
To enable a disabled website:
Browse to any page in the website, and then click Connect in the toolbar.
1.
Select Edit > My Connections (Windows) or Contribute > My Connections (Macintosh).
2.
The My Connections dialog box appears.
Select a disabled website from the list, and then click Enable.
3.
Click Close.
4.
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Starting Contribute without a network connection
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