The pages are identified by RIN (3050.htm, 1136.htm, etc), so if you know the RIN of
the changed pages, you can upload just those pages after re-creating the whole shebang.
But this of course won't work if you use the 'renumber RIN' option or import data and
opt to 'fill abandoned RINs' or anything of the sort.
It's not an elegant solution. Someday maybe there'll be a more logical way...
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Steve Hallberg
How long must a body be buried
before a grave-robber becomes
an archaeologist?
> On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 10:15:28 +0100, Jack Earnshaw ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I was wondering if there was any possibility, when creating web pages, of
> just creating new and changed pages. I know it wouldn't be easy, as creating
> one new person (or even altering their name) will affect the content of
> surrounding people, the surname and name lists etc. I suppose it would need
> a new column somewhere to store the date/time a web page was created and
> then compare the date/time of modification to see if it is later.
>
> But as my file grows, it is taking longer and longer to FTP the files to the
> server. As all files are re-created, the date/time is identical and the FTP
> software thinks they are all newer than the previous set. Hence I have to
> upload the whole lot each time (unless I know that I have just altered, say,
> the Notes for one individual).
>
> As the web site is well over 50mb, even with a fast broadband link, this is
> becoming a dire task! Especially as FTP seems to take much of the bandwidth
> and so I can do very little else until it completes. I tend to leave it
> running when I have a meal or when I go to bed. But Murphy's law says that
> soon after I leave the machine something goes wrong and have to
> re-start/resume.
>
> Jack
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