After I publish my web site, certain components don't work.
You may have published to a Web server that does not have the most recent version of the Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions or SharePoint Team Services from Microsoft. Without the server extensions, certain features will not work, such as most form handlers, search forms, and hit counters.
Check with your Internet service provider or web site administrator to find out if the Web server you are publishing to has the necessary server extensions.
I want to publish a file that I originally set as Don't Publish.
I re-published a web site with a guestbook that had site visitors' input, and now the pages are blank
Certain files should not be published again after you first publish your web site. If you have created and published a web site with a guestbook, and then later update your web site and publish all of your files, your guestbook will be replaced by a blank one, causing you to lose all of your information. Other examples include pages with a hit counter or discussion web sites.
My SharePoint Team Services document library, interactive list, or survey is not published when I publish my web.
If your web site contains a SharePoint Team Services document library, interactive list, or survey, you must author your web site directly on a server that is running SharePoint Team Services from Microsoft.
I can't publish my Web site based on SharePoint Team Services to another server.
Because a Web site based on SharePoint Team Services from Microsoft contains certain components that only work on the server on which they were authored, you can't publish it elsewhere.