Problem with weblinks contamination

[iscuba11]

Brad,

This is addressed to you. I am revisiting this issue with my company website: DieboldPwr.com - Weblink cross contamination issue. I need your advice since you are the smartest of your IT people, and probably part owner of Vodahost.

The cross contamination is happening in the weblinks graphs and text of the buttons. I deleted the webpages (.html) using the FTP Manager. I ran virus and spyware on the webpages I created at my end, plus redid the weblinks also, and then uploaded them (published them) again. After a few days, the weblinks to the pages get messed up again!

What is the reason why from your side, you cannot run a AVG antivirus and spyware program (such as spydoctor) on the area of the server that is controlling my website? This would delete or purge any trojan or other program that is messing with the website.

Sample cross contamination page: http://www.dieboldpwr.com/faq.html

Instead of the title reading FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS, the Link Button from my other page upsrfq.html (Service Button) is now showing as the Title of my faq.html page.

Fred Diebold
CEO

[CarbonTerry]

Re: Problem with weblinks contamination

I take it you have fixed the issue?

[iscuba11]

Re: Problem with weblinks contamination

Thought I did, but I have noticed that several of my pages I have just replaced (Uploaded), after deleting them on the server, are again messed up (links) after a few days, please see actual below link of one of the pages:

http://www.dieboldpwr.com/faq.html

It now has '2' Home buttons showing. The top Home button originally when uploaded was 'Contact'.

This is so frustrating. It is as if the website hosting operating software that deals with web links is messed up and doing this to my pages at random. This is why I requested to see if you could run a virus and spyware on your server.

Question out of desperation: Is there a way to create a temporary second website without the expense of applying for a new website name just to try to reload the website from scratch, then if it is stable, delete the original website and rename the temporary second new website to my original name.

My corporate website has, with .pdf files, about 36 pages to it. I do not want to destroy it unless I can prove that a new website will work properly and be stable - My company cannot afford to be without a website!!

Best Regards,

Fred

CEO
Diebold Power Solutions LLC

[CarbonTerry]

Re: Problem with weblinks contamination

I see no "Home" buttons at all unless you are calling the "Alber" button home?
Then I see a Alber and a Alber Service button.
There are 2 "Line Sheet" buttons, however.

[CarbonTerry]

Re: Problem with weblinks contamination

Another point...Your navigation panel changes from page to page. To me, it is very confusing. Ideally, you should be able to navigate from any page to any page without having to use the "Back" button in your browser.

[CarbonTerry]

Re: Problem with weblinks contamination

Screenshot

[iscuba11]

Re: Problem with weblinks contamination

Apologize,

This day has been a very busy business day which is good news for the company. Yes you are right, instead of Home buttons, they are Line Sheet buttons. The top Line Sheet button should be 'Contact'. How do I stop this from happening - The button names change???

Fred

I am now also looking into your comment about the back button showing.

[CarbonTerry]

Re: Problem with weblinks contamination

The back button is in your browser...not the website.
Are you making any changes at all to the website? At any point are you changing the button?
It has to do with copying and pasting.

[iscuba11]

Re: Problem with weblinks contamination

Comment: If I remake the button, I do it from scratch. Once the deleted page is done by going through the ftp manager and the buttons on the page are redone on my end, I upload the revised page (new buttons created) to your server. This should take care of any contamination, but many times one of the navigation button image gets messed up only after a few days.

Today: I am going to redo the bad page buttons, delete the pages off your server and upload the revised pages again. I am trying to fit this in while running a growing company.

Question: How do I get the webpage to not show the back button and toolbars?? Bit confused on your observation!

Fred

[CarbonTerry]

Re: Problem with weblinks contamination

You cannot get the back button to not show. It's in your browser. That's not what I meant.
You should be able to get to every page on your site from every page on your site.
Some pages have 4 or 5 buttons and others have 12 or more. Each page should have the same links present.
Check out my personal site. See how the menu gets you to every page no matter what page you are on?

[CarbonTerry]

Re: Problem with weblinks contamination

Your pages are very wide. I use a 19" and have scroll left/right.