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Desparate from template advice on recovering my template
Old 11-06-2006, 02:19 PM Desparate from template advice on recovering my template
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Please help a stressed learner i have just built my website from a template i made but some how i over wrote my template with one of my pages i have made about seven pages from this template but i have over written it now how can i recover my template from the pages that i have already made with it

can i unlock the the table or the layouts

thank you please any help
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Old 11-06-2006, 09:37 PM Re: Desparate from template advice on recovering my template
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If you overwrote your template there is probably not a way to get it back. Contact the company you got it from, and start over again. Best of luck!
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Old 11-07-2006, 04:27 AM Re: Desparate from template advice on recovering my template
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Probably a little late for you now JC1520 but you are learning something that we all have learned. How to deal with version control. When ever you get your site, or even a page to a certain point it is time to save it as a back up. Many times even if we are only working on a small part of a site, it can be a good idea to save the entire site as a version that we can revert back to.

Come up with a version control that you are comfortable with. The date us usually a good thing to include in your naming system, Then add something to further this.

Example: I start working on a new site. I have a lot of it created and start making site wide changes or even specific page changes. I will usually back up the entire site by renaming it and saving a new copy to work with.

mysite.com-2006.11.06a
mysite.com-2006.11.06b
mysite.com-2006.11.06c
mysite.com-2006.11.06c.1
mysite.com-2006.11.07a
mysite.com-2006.11.07b
etc, etc.

These are names that I give to the folder that holds the entire site. it may seem like overkill, but if you do this you will keep yourself from recreating a lot of work in a years time. That is for sure.

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A side point: As good as I am at version control even I make mistakes and mess up files. The other day this happened. I lost the original home page to a client's site. The work that I lost would cost me an entire day's work and I didn't have the original anywhere due to a need to restore my laptop and not realizing that my desktop did not have a version newer than one year old.

I was really in deep water as I couldn't even remember the specifics of the page. Not only for semantics sake but the page was a page that I worked hard at getting to rank very well and my client relied on traffic from google.

Google...! Yes, google saved me... I went to google and pulled up their cached version of the page. There it was just as it should be. I saved it, added the link that I needed to add, and we were back in business..! It was only an hour from the time I overwrote the original file with the out of date replacement, and Google hadn't spiddered the site to reset their cache.

Just thought I'd pass it on... Google saved the day..!
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Old 11-07-2006, 08:37 AM Re: Desparate from template advice on recovering my template
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Thank you guys this was a real pain

i am glad you have experience the same
you know what....

I manage to get it back as i had save a copy of the site accross to my server not that i remeber doing it

it was on because i had 2 D drives on the network one map and the other a physical
and it was saved on the maped D drive.

so i was able to go there and get it but i now have learn t a well thought lesson

I am only learning this game.

thank you

i just need to work out now how to create a photo gallery but using the same template for my site now

thanks again
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Old 11-07-2006, 01:23 PM Re: Desparate from template advice on recovering my template
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Whe you run into something that you need help with JC1520 you know hwhere to come to! Hopefully we'll see you soon.

Sorry I didn't say so before - Welcme
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