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After I publish the site, instead of getting to look at it, I get a screen that shows a list of what's on it. I can access the index page from there, but that's not what it should be. www.klventuresllc.com
Sharon
I watched the tutorial mentioned by VodaHost above, but it did leave a little bit of "read between the line" areas! BV Newbies, like myself have a little trouble "reading between the line in the beginning!
Anyway, VodaHost is correct; you need to name your index page, (index, no capital letters!) So make the "I" a small "i" and you will be off & running!
Also, the tutorial shows to save your page as "index.bvp"....not true!
You save your page as "index" without the .bvp. The BV builder automaticall adds that .bvp for you!
Thank you! I had the site up last week, but was playing with a form -- which I haven't accomplished yet (more in a minute). I swear (incorrectly, it seems) that I checked that cap letter a number of times. Thanks so much!
Now, if you have any info on forms, I'd be grateful. Everytime I make a form (with the form wizard or not) when I send the file up I get html code all over the top of the page. Do you know what I'm doing wrong??
What part was not clear? All suggestions are most welcome .
Yes, I'll explain. The focus of this question was the naming of the "index" page. While, everytime the tutorial mentioned the index page, it showed the word "index" in small letters; it did not emphasize the importance of making that word all small letters. If it had done that; I'm betting there would be many fewer questions like this one on this forum.
Of course, we who have been through the process many times; see this as an insignificant problem; but to a newbie it can be a mountain that if left unexplained; could present the wrong impression of BV.
In this case; if it had been made clear that "saving as" index or index.bvp would work either way, (in the tutorial!); we wouldn't have to be having this conversation, because I would already have learned that from the tutorial.
In my many years as a problem solver and trainer; I learned that when passing on information of a subject that the student has not experienced before; it is to my advantage to be very specific in my instructions! Otherwise my student will either make costly mistakes later OR he/she will keep me busy answering questions that I should have covered in the first place.
Hope this answers your question about my response.
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