Article ID: 237797
Article Last Modified on 10/11/2006
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft FrontPage 2000 Standard Edition
This article was previously published under Q237797
SUMMARY
This article demonstrates how you can set the publish status of files in your FrontPage 2000 web using Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications.
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The following code sample sets the publish status of all pages in the root folder of the active web to "Don't publish." After you run this macro, all files in the root folder of the active web will not be published, when you publish the web.
Sub SetPublishStatus()
'Set up variables
Dim myWeb As Web
Dim myWebFile As WebFile
'Set the myWeb variable to equal the ActiveWeb
Set myWeb = ActiveWeb
'This For loop loops through each file in the root folder
'of the active web.
For Each myWebFile In myWeb.RootFolder.Files
'Call the Add method to set the publish status.
'Using the Add method, we change the vti_donotpublish
'property key for the current file.
Call myWebFile.Properties.Add("vti_donotpublish", True)
'After changing the vti_donotpublish property key, the
'ApplyChanges method must be called to apply the new
'publish status.
myWebFile.Properties.ApplyChanges
'Loop to the next file in the root folder
Next myWebFile
End Sub
You can change the publish status of the files in the root folder back to "Publish" by changing the following line of code:
Call myWebFile.Properties.Add("vti_donotpublish", True)
-to-
Call myWebFile.Properties.Add("vti_donotpublish", False)
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