Hi
Sorry to bother you all again. I'm testing my progress at learning how to use Catalog. I've managed to upload a site to a server which is on our LAN. Everything works fantastically, couldn't ask for better, all the LAN users can use the site without any problems.
Only problem is when I test this from the internet. I can access the index.html page, and explore all the pages without any problems. However if I try a search, I get the search page but it then tries to look using the LAN address and not the internet address, so then generates an error. Same with the Cart. I guess its a setting somewhere I've got wrong while generating the site in actinic which sorts out the addresses, but I can't find where it is.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Although its nothing like a finished article, only just experimenting with settings, importing price structures etc. I have left it on our server and pointed a domain name to it, if anyone wishes to see if they can spot the problem. www.granville-services.co.uk
Thanks
Ian
Sorry to bother you all again. I'm testing my progress at learning how to use Catalog. I've managed to upload a site to a server which is on our LAN. Everything works fantastically, couldn't ask for better, all the LAN users can use the site without any problems.
Only problem is when I test this from the internet. I can access the index.html page, and explore all the pages without any problems. However if I try a search, I get the search page but it then tries to look using the LAN address and not the internet address, so then generates an error. Same with the Cart. I guess its a setting somewhere I've got wrong while generating the site in actinic which sorts out the addresses, but I can't find where it is.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Although its nothing like a finished article, only just experimenting with settings, importing price structures etc. I have left it on our server and pointed a domain name to it, if anyone wishes to see if they can spot the problem. www.granville-services.co.uk
Thanks
Ian
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