On Friday 08 April 2005 10:24, Arthur Pemberton wrote: > >I love Quanta+; it's great for editing almost every web application I've > > got. > > > >But where it sucks is in editing files that live on a server accessible > > ONLY by FTP. Instead of having to add a bunch of files and folders to a > > project, wouldn't it make much more sense to simply let you browse the > > remote FTP sever with an interface much like Macromedia's HomeSite? > > Maybe I'm just spoiled. But if there are hundreds of files associated > > with the application, adding files and folders can take forever. > > > > > > Unless I'm mistakign what you're saying, Quanta has been able to do that > since at least FC2. I haven't figured out how to do it, then. At this point, I have to create a project, which saves the webprj file on the remote server and creates the toolbar and templates directories on the remote server. If I could simply browse to a file on a remote FTP server instead of having to create a project like this, my life would be a lot easier. -- Richard S. Crawford http://www.mossroot.com
