I've inherited a Dreamweaver based website, which includes lots of other embedded sites. It's an unholy mess that I'm trying to reverse engineer. The previous webmaster would brag about how fragile the site was and that no one else could ever touch it without it falling apart. I'm just the organization's CTO, so my tech chops are a bit atrophied (but it's fun to get my hands dirty again!)
Anyway, One of the embedded sites is giving me this error when I try to update pages based on changes to what is supposed to be the prevailing template:
Error accessing file "C:\Users\<my_name>\Documents\Local_Site_Copy\Templates\mainpage.dwt": file not found (error code 2)
I realize the path it lists is wrong. It should be: C:\Users\<my_name>\Documents\Local_Site_Copy\Embedded_Site\Templates\mainpage.dwt (bolded file folder is missing piece.
Is there a quick way, (other than moving the template to the location the page is looking for which would cause all sorts of problems, given it shares an identical name with a more broadly used template at that same address) to change all the affected pages' notion of where this template is, in one fell swoop, rather than going through every page to re-assign it the correct location for the template?
And please let me know if this isn't clear.
Thanks in Advance!
