Re: Edited pages will not upload

Another question:
There are lots of ways to "save" a file. I select "save to remote server".
Is this the right way to do it, or could THIS be the reason that my edits do
not appear on the website?
Do I need to set up the "test server" page?
Also, when I "save to server" my images come up as broken links, but I just go
back into the HTML and take away the "../" that has appeared in front of the
image file name, and wa-la, I have images again. Strange or not?

Thanks everyone!
Rosie

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

Another question:
There are lots of ways to "save" a file. I select "save to remote
server".
Is this the right way to do it, or could THIS be the reason that my edits
do
not appear on the website?

I don't recommend you use this method. It seems particularly risky to write
to your live server. In my hands, things work best when all my edits are
done to local files, which are then uploaded to the server.

Do I need to set up the "test server" page?

If you are building dynamic pages with server scripting, and you want to
test locally, then yes, you would need it. If you are not, then no, you do
not need it.

Also, when I "save to server" my images come up as broken links, but I
just go
back into the HTML and take away the "../" that has appeared in front of
the
image file name, and wa-la, I have images again. Strange or not?

Not at all strange. It's your workflow and newness that is causing the
problem. Your local site must exactly mirror the remote site's
architecture.

Thanks everyone!
Rosie