I have my web page backed up on iDisk, but I can't figure out how to restore it to my local hard drive so that I can continue work on it. Can someone help me out?
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How can I restore my web page from iDisk to iWeb?
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If you mean the published site you can't. That is the output, not the source. It's like taking a baked cake and asking how you get the flour back.
Short answer: You're stuffed if you didn't do a backup and AFAIK the only way to do that is to "publish" to a folder on your hard drive.
It is stuff like this that don't get much of a mention when Jobs, Inc. does his RDF at his presentations.
Loads of sizzle and not a lot of meat. (Mind since he is a vegan, that's not surprising, I guess.)
It is a massive let's be nice and call it an oversight on Apple's part.
It is stuff like this that don't get much of a mention when Jobs, Inc. does his RDF at his presentations.
Loads of sizzle and not a lot of meat. (Mind since he is a vegan, that's not surprising, I guess.)
It is a massive let's be nice and call it an oversight on Apple's part.
You can't.
iWeb stores your web page in a proprietary file format, when you publish the site, its a one way trip. No way to import your site if you blew away/lost the domain file that iWeb uses.
Did you try looking restoring it from a backup (you do have backups don't you) Its located in ~/Library/Application Support/iWeb
iWeb stores your web page in a proprietary file format, when you publish the site, its a one way trip. No way to import your site if you blew away/lost the domain file that iWeb uses.
Did you try looking restoring it from a backup (you do have backups don't you) Its located in ~/Library/Application Support/iWeb