MACROMEDIA CONTRIBUTE 3 - USING AND ADMINISTERING CONTRIBUTE Use Manual page 228

Click the Roll Back button if the page you selected is the one you want to publish. If it is not
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the one you want to publish, select another page from the list, and then click Roll Back.
Contribute replaces the currently published version of the page with the previously published
version that you selected. The version you selected becomes the current version on the website.
Note: The page you replace with the selected rollback page appears in the Roll Back Page dialog
box the next time you open the dialog box. You can roll back to that version if you need to.
Users don't see enough rollback copies of pages
If users complain that they don't see enough rollback copies of pages to revert to, consider
increasing the number of rollback files that Contribute maintains.
For more information, see
Improving application performance by disabling websites
Under certain conditions, you might want to disable a Contribute website. This prevents
Contribute from accessing that website, and potentially hindering the application's performance.
You might want to disable a website for any of the following reasons:
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The Contribute application has several websites defined, but only one or two websites are
updated regularly.
When you start Contribute, it establishes a connection to each website connection you have
defined and maintains an open and active connection during the time the application is
running. If you have many websites defined (for example, six or more) but are actively working
with only one or two, you may improve application performance by disabling the
other websites.
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You're using a dial-up network that authenticates open connections and disables them after a
specified time period.
Many corporate networks terminate connections that remain inactive for extended periods of
time. If you have Contribute websites defined that you are not actively working with, you may
need to disable these websites to avoid website unavailable errors.
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The website is offline.
If a Contribute website is offline or otherwise unavailable, you may improve performance by
disabling the website. When Contribute encounters a website that is unavailable, it displays the
error message: "The server serverName is not responding. Contact your system administrator."
You can retry the connection by clicking the Retry Connection button in the browser toolbar.
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The user's permission group has been removed.
If a user was a member of a permission group that has been removed, Contribute reports an
error when it attempts to load the website.
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You are attempting to connect to websites outside of their firewalls, so some websites connect
and others do not.
For more information, see
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"Enabling and disabling rollbacks" on page
"Disabling website connections" on page
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