update #3 and now #4 any problems??

[William Patterson]

I have not updated 10 with update #3 and now there is #4. I guess I am
afraid they will screw up things and all my third party components might
stop working etc..
I have a long time site that has 480 pages and full of lots of components
etc.. This site has been built using NOF for years and keeps up with the
changes but I do not want to screw up what is not broke.
Any experiences along these lines?

Thanks

[=?iso-8859-1?Q?Chuck_=ABBeyondFusion=BB?=]

Updates to 10 didn't break any third party components that weren't already
broken in the initial release.

Some component makers chose to not keep up with the changes in Fusion.

--
Chuck Joslin
BeyondFusion.com - Your Fusion Community
www.beyondfusion.com

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"William Patterson" <webmaster@wwmgmt.com> wrote in message
news:g1n8q1$93a8@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com.. .
>I have not updated 10 with update #3 and now there is #4. I guess I am
>afraid they will screw up things and all my third party components might
>stop working etc..
> I have a long time site that has 480 pages and full of lots of components
> etc.. This site has been built using NOF for years and keeps up with the
> changes but I do not want to screw up what is not broke.
> Any experiences along these lines?
>
> Thanks
>

[Dave@Web by Design, Inc.]

I have a few sites that sound similar to yours in size and number of third
party components.... and I couldn't wait to apply these updates. You really
should go with update #4 if you plan to continue using NOF10. Lot's of bug
fixes and performance enhancements.

Dave


"William Patterson" <webmaster@wwmgmt.com> wrote in message
news:g1n8q1$93a8@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com.. .
>I have not updated 10 with update #3 and now there is #4. I guess I am
>afraid they will screw up things and all my third party components might
>stop working etc..
> I have a long time site that has 480 pages and full of lots of components
> etc.. This site has been built using NOF for years and keeps up with the
> changes but I do not want to screw up what is not broke.
> Any experiences along these lines?
>
> Thanks
>

[Richard Wayne Garganta]

Will someone please tell me what is the absolute latest version number
of NOF 10? I keep hearing of updates when the software keeps telling me
there are no updates. I only updated twice.

William Patterson wrote:
> I have not updated 10 with update #3 and now there is #4. I guess I am
> afraid they will screw up things and all my third party components might
> stop working etc..
> I have a long time site that has 480 pages and full of lots of components
> etc.. This site has been built using NOF for years and keeps up with the
> changes but I do not want to screw up what is not broke.
> Any experiences along these lines?
>
> Thanks
>
>

[Anton Heydenrych]

The update page still only shows Update 3. Update 4 is still on
pre-release status and only available from the pre-release page.

Have they just forgotten to elevate its status and bring it 'out in the
open' or are they still working on some issues with the PR version?

Anton H

[Dave@Web by Design, Inc.]

Richard,

NOF 10 update #3 is the last official public release.
http://www.netobjects.com/html/product_updates.html

There is however, Update #4 that is available from the pre-release area. I
would suggest that you join the pre-release news group for more information
about the long list of changes included in this update.
http://www.netobjects.com/html/newsgroups.html

It has been available as a pre-release version for about three months (I
don't know why WSP hasn't promoted it to the public area). I'm not aware of
any 'new' problems with this update, and it does address lots of old issues.

Dave



"Richard Wayne Garganta" <richinri@cox.net> wrote in message
news:g1o6i9$bfk6@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com.. .
> Will someone please tell me what is the absolute latest version number of
> NOF 10? I keep hearing of updates when the software keeps telling me
> there are no updates. I only updated twice.
>
> William Patterson wrote:
>> I have not updated 10 with update #3 and now there is #4. I guess I am
>> afraid they will screw up things and all my third party components might
>> stop working etc..
>> I have a long time site that has 480 pages and full of lots of components
>> etc.. This site has been built using NOF for years and keeps up with the
>> changes but I do not want to screw up what is not broke.
>> Any experiences along these lines?
>>
>> Thanks

[Larry]

So, is update #3 OK.

"Dave@Web by Design, Inc." <dave@nospam_wbdi.net> wrote in message
news:g1p3vn$fa71@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com.. .
> Richard,
>
> NOF 10 update #3 is the last official public release.
> http://www.netobjects.com/html/product_updates.html
>
> There is however, Update #4 that is available from the pre-release area. I
> would suggest that you join the pre-release news group for more
> information about the long list of changes included in this update.
> http://www.netobjects.com/html/newsgroups.html
>
> It has been available as a pre-release version for about three months (I
> don't know why WSP hasn't promoted it to the public area). I'm not aware
> of any 'new' problems with this update, and it does address lots of old
> issues.
>
> Dave
>
>
>
> "Richard Wayne Garganta" <richinri@cox.net> wrote in message
> news:g1o6i9$bfk6@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com.. .
>> Will someone please tell me what is the absolute latest version number of
>> NOF 10? I keep hearing of updates when the software keeps telling me
>> there are no updates. I only updated twice.
>>
>> William Patterson wrote:
>>> I have not updated 10 with update #3 and now there is #4. I guess I am
>>> afraid they will screw up things and all my third party components might
>>> stop working etc..
>>> I have a long time site that has 480 pages and full of lots of
>>> components etc.. This site has been built using NOF for years and keeps
>>> up with the changes but I do not want to screw up what is not broke.
>>> Any experiences along these lines?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>

[Derek]

Larry,

I've been using update #4 virtually since it (pre!)released. To me it
seems more stable than #3, even though it's not a 'proper' release yet.
At one point I thought I'd have to back out to #3, but that just turned
out to be me having the (rather unnecessary) Netscape 4 compatibility
turned on... So go with #4 would be my shout.

Larry wrote:
> So, is update #3 OK.
>
> "Dave@Web by Design, Inc." <dave@nospam_wbdi.net> wrote in message
> news:g1p3vn$fa71@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com.. .
>> Richard,
>>
>> NOF 10 update #3 is the last official public release.
>> http://www.netobjects.com/html/product_updates.html
>>
>> There is however, Update #4 that is available from the pre-release
>> area. I would suggest that you join the pre-release news group for
>> more information about the long list of changes included in this
>> update. http://www.netobjects.com/html/newsgroups.html
>>
>> It has been available as a pre-release version for about three months
>> (I don't know why WSP hasn't promoted it to the public area). I'm not
>> aware of any 'new' problems with this update, and it does address lots
>> of old issues.
>>
>> Dave
>>
>>
>>
>> "Richard Wayne Garganta" <richinri@cox.net> wrote in message
>> news:g1o6i9$bfk6@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com.. .
>>> Will someone please tell me what is the absolute latest version
>>> number of NOF 10? I keep hearing of updates when the software keeps
>>> telling me there are no updates. I only updated twice.
>>>
>>> William Patterson wrote:
>>>> I have not updated 10 with update #3 and now there is #4. I guess I
>>>> am afraid they will screw up things and all my third party
>>>> components might stop working etc..
>>>> I have a long time site that has 480 pages and full of lots of
>>>> components etc.. This site has been built using NOF for years and
>>>> keeps up with the changes but I do not want to screw up what is not
>>>> broke.
>>>> Any experiences along these lines?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>

[Dave@Web by Design, Inc.]

Yes, update #3 is OK, and #4 is even better. Better still is NOF 11.

Dave



"Larry" <Larry@aol.com> wrote in message
news:g1rc99$n454@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com.. .
> So, is update #3 OK.
>
> "Dave@Web by Design, Inc." <dave@nospam_wbdi.net> wrote in message
> news:g1p3vn$fa71@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com.. .
>> Richard,
>>
>> NOF 10 update #3 is the last official public release.
>> http://www.netobjects.com/html/product_updates.html
>>
>> There is however, Update #4 that is available from the pre-release area.
>> I would suggest that you join the pre-release news group for more
>> information about the long list of changes included in this update.
>> http://www.netobjects.com/html/newsgroups.html
>>
>> It has been available as a pre-release version for about three months (I
>> don't know why WSP hasn't promoted it to the public area). I'm not aware
>> of any 'new' problems with this update, and it does address lots of old
>> issues.
>>
>> Dave
>>
>>
>>
>> "Richard Wayne Garganta" <richinri@cox.net> wrote in message
>> news:g1o6i9$bfk6@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com.. .
>>> Will someone please tell me what is the absolute latest version number
>>> of NOF 10? I keep hearing of updates when the software keeps telling me
>>> there are no updates. I only updated twice.
>>>
>>> William Patterson wrote:
>>>> I have not updated 10 with update #3 and now there is #4. I guess I am
>>>> afraid they will screw up things and all my third party components
>>>> might stop working etc..
>>>> I have a long time site that has 480 pages and full of lots of
>>>> components etc.. This site has been built using NOF for years and
>>>> keeps up with the changes but I do not want to screw up what is not
>>>> broke.
>>>> Any experiences along these lines?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>