This is evidenced by the fact that new Macs are shipping with iLife 11 installed but without iWeb and iDVD. It's now confirmed that iWeb and iDVD have been discontinued by Apple. I forgot to address the continued use of iWeb:
But rest assured the recommendations you will see are not ads for any specific product, just user recommendations just like HostExcellence in this topic. Just search this community for "iweb replacement" to get a list of the topics. I'm not posting an ad just recomending a service that I use as a paying customer like Roddy and find to be extremely easy to setup, use with many features and excellent 24/7 customer support.Īs for iWeb replacements they have been discussed many times already as Roddy has pointed out. If you can't get it to work there are many hosting services out there, including HostExcellenct, that will work very well with iWeb or any 3rd party ftpo client. If your ISP is also your host provider then I suggest you contact their customser support to see what's blocking your attempts. When you published your site to a folder on your hard drive what 3rd party FTP client did you use? Have you tired either Cyberduck or Transmit?Īre you saying the problem is with your internet service provider and not the hosting service? If that's the case I don't know how you can fix it. The product does after all have a built-in customer base of thousands like us who were plunking down a hundred bucks a year (plus the cost of iLife) to maintain iWebsites.
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I still hold out hope that Apple might choose to license the sale of iWeb to a third party, or itself offer some new/improved version before this summer.
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I've tried iWeb publishing to a folder then uploading to my domain with spotty results, and the publish to FTP simply does not work for me because my ISP cannot read the password iWeb is sending. Have already burned through trials of Sandvox, Weebly, WebAccapella (which was not terrible), RapidWeaver and a couple of other also-rans with no true success yet. only pay a monthly or annual fee to "subscribe" to it. What is aggravating is that when the product does ship, you won't be able to buy it. It's very close to the drag and drop iweb experience, and the pages are looking good. I'm now trying the Adobe beta product they're calling Muse (code name).
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