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Menus started working on their own. I didn't want to run &quot;fix&quot; because I have sub-domains, and &quot;fix&quot; messes them up.<br />
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Thanks for your help and suggestions.
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Menus started working on their own. I didn't want to run "fix" because I have sub-domains, and "fix" messes them up.

Thanks for your help and suggestions.

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An old site was hacked, and while republishing it the menu system, created years ago in MS FrontPage (using WEBBOT), got lost. I can see the menus perfectly on the local copy, but I can't seem to get MS Expression Web to publish it - the online copy at <a href="http://www.jewishstudies.org" rel="ugc">http://www.jewishstudies.org</a>&nbsp;is lacking many choices.<br />
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I know that the menus (and webbots) are not officially supported anymore, but expression web has been keeping them functional since I started working with it (I read that the code to work with the webbots is in Expression Web - it just isn't available to the end user). I also know that I could create a new menu system in one of many different ways - I just don't want to do that now (after spending 2 hours cleaning up the site for the hack, I just want to say ENOUGH and move on to other work now). I have my original frontpage disks, but it is not installed right now, and I don't want to install it if possible.<br />
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How can I force the local copy with the accurate menu structure to appear?
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An old site was hacked, and while republishing it the menu system, created years ago in MS FrontPage (using WEBBOT), got lost. I can see the menus perfectly on the local copy, but I can't seem to get MS Expression Web to publish it - the online copy at http://www.jewishstudies.org is lacking many choices.

I know that the menus (and webbots) are not officially supported anymore, but expression web has been keeping them functional since I started working with it (I read that the code to work with the webbots is in Expression Web - it just isn't available to the end user). I also know that I could create a new menu system in one of many different ways - I just don't want to do that now (after spending 2 hours cleaning up the site for the hack, I just want to say ENOUGH and move on to other work now). I have my original frontpage disks, but it is not installed right now, and I don't want to install it if possible.

How can I force the local copy with the accurate menu structure to appear?

MS FrontPage menus disappeared in MS Expression Web

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