Deleting A Web Page; Exporting A Page (Windows Only) - MACROMEDIA CONTRIBUTE 3 - USING AND ADMINISTERING CONTRIBUTE Use Manual

Deleting a web page

Depending on your role, you might be able to delete pages from your website. If you can delete
pages, you can delete files of any type on your website, including image files.
Note: If you do not have permission to delete a page that you need to delete, talk to your Contribute
administrator or see
You do not need special permission to delete a new page that you created and haven't published
yet. For more information, see
To delete a page or file:
Do one of the following to find the page or file:
1.
Browse to the page or file you want to delete.
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Click the Choose button in the toolbar; then select a file and click OK.
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Note: If Contribute cannot display the page or file you browse to, you'll see the File Placeholder
page. You can still delete the page or file, even though you can't view it.
Select File > Actions > Delete Page.
2.
Note: This menu item is disabled if you do not have permission to delete pages on your website.
An alert appears.
Click Yes to confirm that you want to delete the file.
3.
Contribute deletes the page and displays the last page you viewed in the browser.
Related topics
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"Canceling a draft or new page" on page 54

Exporting a Page (Windows only)

Contribute lets you export a page from Contribute to an external HTML file. You can save the
file anywhere you choose on your computer or network.
If you export a new page with images—that is, a page you haven't published yet—you'll see the
images in your exported page. If you edit an existing page—a previously published page—you
might not see all the images on your exported page. This is because the new page references local
versions of the images, and the existing page references images that are saved on your website.
To export a page:
Browse to the page you want to export; then click the Edit Page button in the toolbar.
1.
Select File > Export.
2.
The Export dialog box appears.
Select a location to save the exported file.
3.
Enter a filename.
4.
Click Save.
5.
The exported file appears in the folder you selected.
"Setting folder and file access settings" on page
"Canceling a draft or new page" on page
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