Newbie - help uploading

hmm. Never noticed a bug in DMX ftp. I guess you need to understand how
it works (basically it works with perfect logic), and then as long as
your site's folders structure makes sense locally, DMX can pretty much
do anything for you, or assist you in many useful ways, such as
dependant files uploading, most recent files changes or uploads,
over-writting warnings, and so forth. I don't know what else you can ask
from an ftp program.

Bernzy wrote:

Hello, I just logged on and saw this today.. my experience has been to not use
Dreamweavers FTP or site definition setup. Many people have told me it is
buggy. I would recommend downloading a seperate FTP program to ensure nothing
gets messed up in translation...

Nonsense.

Many people here will tell you it's not buggy....

It's all I have ever used.

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"Bernzy" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Hello, I just logged on and saw this today.. my experience has been to not
use
Dreamweavers FTP or site definition setup. Many people have told me it is
buggy. I would recommend downloading a seperate FTP program to ensure
nothing
gets messed up in translation...

me too, no problem, the beauty of DW is that you can synchronize your local files with the remote instantly.

A downside is if you travel to different time zones, adjust the clock on
your computer, and upload from different places it manages to confuse the
hell our of the synchronization.

MD

jocrenalix wrote:

me too, no problem, the beauty of DW is that you can synchronize your
local files with the remote instantly.