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Does it save a step to use DW's FTP?
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| Tripredacus-X 2004-08-23, 1:37 am |
| I still do things by creating the pages or whichever and then uploading them with an FTP Program.
Would using DW's upload feature save me a step?
Are there any disadvantages (such as issues because of use of other editors) of using this feature? | |
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| Tripredacus-X wrote:
> I still do things by creating the pages or whichever and then
> uploading them with an FTP Program.
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> Would using DW's upload feature save me a step?
As everything is integreated in one program and just one mouse click away I
would go with Dreamweaver.
> Are there any disadvantages (such as issues because of use of other
> editors) of using this feature?
The most annoying problem is that hidden files on the server (eg. .htaccess)
are not recognized by Dreamweaver and uploaded again and again. Apart from
that I didn't experience any problems.
Boris
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| Tripredacus-X 2004-08-24, 1:54 pm |
| That shouldn't be a problem with my .htaccess. I uploaded that separately (it is not located in the local website folder) just because I can't see it on the server.
quote:
Originally posted by Boris
Tripredacus-X wrote:
> I still do things by creating the pages or whichever and then
> uploading them with an FTP Program.
>
> Would using DW's upload feature save me a step?
As everything is integreated in one program and just one mouse click away I
would go with Dreamweaver.
> Are there any disadvantages (such as issues because of use of other
> editors) of using this feature?
The most annoying problem is that hidden files on the server (eg. .htaccess)
are not recognized by Dreamweaver and uploaded again and again. Apart from
that I didn't experience any problems.
Boris
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