i'd like to know why people don't update their websites? some havent been updated for 6 years?
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coz they r either, lazy, or involved with bigger stuff *busy*, or just forgot to do that.
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OK - You did not tell clearly what kind of ecommerce website are you talking about? What all you have in your hosting package? Do you have the site already constructed? If so in what platform it was made... like any CMS used or Java or Perl, etc.\n\nIf it is a well contructed ecommerce website then you could do this easily because it would have used a CMS (Content Management System). These days there are so many CMS like typo3 and phpnuke is available and you can edit pages using a back-end admin logon. Updating pages and link is just like editing a web-based email.\n\nIf that is not the case I don't see an easy solution -- many pages you may be seeing is dynamically generated by a program. In truth  always the maintainability depends on the construction.
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There may be a number of reasons including the website isn't working at that particular moment, the website has been removed from the internet, you have typed the URL (web address) is wrong, your computer's internet connection is down.\n\nHope this Helps!
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You might have browser caching enabled and that could be the cause. Go to Tools->Internet Options.  Then on the general tab under Temporary Internet Files, Click Settings. Then set the set the "Check for new versions of pages" setting to one of the first three options. Automatically should be sufficient.
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well the thing with freebie websites like that, sometimes what they offer isn't quite up to date or maybe they have run out of quantities. Either you get it or you don't.
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the cause could be the website's security certificate will be outdated\n\nyou can't do anything for it\n\nit's matter of website owner contact him
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You have to make sure your site now is completely built and wait for next time Yahoo! index the page again. It may take couple of weeks. Or you may spend some money using Yahoo! \nsearch submit http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/srchsb/sse.php?mkt=us \nIt guarantee updating the webpages within 48 hours. For free submission, you can go to http://submit.search.yahoo.com/free/request\nBut it takes much longer.
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Why would you want to? Unless you register you won't get the updates and these days you really need them. I guess you could buy a fire wall program and when it tries to register click 'always deny' but it wouldn't bea a wise thing to do.
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Normally if I have needed an older version of some program I do a search online for the program name and version number. \n\nGenerally people have them somewhere (like older versions of IE or Netscape or something).
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Geeze the numbers of incorrect answers on this system. As stated by the first user there is a great place called "The Wayback MAchine" which has archieved a large number of web sites. It cannot update some types of sites but it has a very large database.
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Your browser is loading a saved image of the webpage from the hard drive cache.  If you refresh it (f5) it will be up to date. \n\nThere is a setting that will make it update every time it is loaded.  \n\nI would tell you what it is, but you didn't specify what browser you are using. \n\nCheers!
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because ur opening the old index... that is from the cheace....\n\nPress Ctrl and Click Refresh on the Internet Explorer...\n\nThat Could be one of the Reason...
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It might be because their servers are down and they are repairing / updating them. You might want to check back in an hour with them.
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Set your automatic updates to "Download updates for me, but let me choose when to install them" That way you can pick and choose what updates you want.\n\nOr, you can turn off automatic updates completely. If you do this , just remember to visit Windows Update website on the 2nd Tuesday of every month when Microsoft issues their scheduled updates.\n\nIE-7 is a more secure browser than IE-6, which has more security holes then a slice of Swiss cheese. That being said, a 100% patched and updated IE-6 is still a fairly safe browser as long as you keep on top of your updating.\n\n Good luck.
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Is it really not working or are you just wanting visitors ????\n\nIf it is the latter then why not just ask people what they think of your site ?   You might get some useful feedback.
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Just ask your self: How many companies have a web site? Many of them wouldn't even be in business with out them.\nI got mine about 12 years ago and my business has more than quadrupled since then. I now do almost as much over-seas now as I do domestically.
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Why not get the newest version of firefox or take a look in the help thing.