I have created a new project as a PHP Application from Remote Server. I am using the passive mode FTP connection setting, as without this setting I could not access the files via Netbeans at all. However, some files on the server do not show in my Netbeans panel. How does one refresh the view to show new files on the server? I have tried closing and reopening Netbeans, however it seems that Netbeans will only upload, not download new files. I see no obvious menu items for refreshing the view from the server, and adding the Scan on Demand plugin did not help. Thank you.
right click on Source files then select :
Download for downloading files.
or
Upload to upload your local files.
or
Synchronize to synchronize existing files in local and server.
i hope my answer is useful for you
You can find the Upload/Download option on all folders if you are using the Project Tab. The same option does not exist when you are browsing the Files tab. This will solve your issue. Because it worked for me.
Interestingly, the inner folders do have a "Download" menu item for downloading new and changed files from the server, but the Source Files and top-level directories do not have this item. Therefore the user can only refresh folders that are at least two levels deep.
In 7.2.1, go to projects, expand the project you want to get the files for, then right click on the folder that says 'Source Files' for a download menu item that gets all of your files for that project.
Related
I am working on a website. I do most of my development works from the localhost. Usually whenever I have to update the website, I delete all files on the server and upload everything from the website folder to the server. Previously, the files were less so it was not a problem, but now the files are large and it takes quite a lot of time to upload all files. Is there any way/software that would help me upload only the updated files? My website is based on PHP and MySQL. Thanks - this is my first post.
You should use any version control system to manage all such cases.
There are so many wonderful tools available for version control like GIT, SVN etc
You can try to work with Cobian Backup using an incremental Backup to the webserver. Just create a task and the program uploads everything that changed since the last "backup".
I have a website written in PHP, running on an Apache server. In the past, I make a change to a file, upload it back to the server via FTP, and I see the changes reflected in the browser. Recently, I made changes to many files (I changed all references to 'http://' to '//' because we may be using SSL), and I uploaded the entire site back to the server via FTP, overwriting all changes on the server (I used FileZilla client). Now, when I navigate to my site in the browser, nothing shows up (it is just blank). I tried changing the permissions (first 755 for directories and 644 for files, then 755 for everything, then even 777 for everything), but that didn't work. Is it possible that the upload broke something? I'm trying to figure out whether it was the upload that broke something or if it was the changes that I made to the actual files. Thanks in advance!
I want to move a folder (/uploads/2010) to another server, but I want the main site to have access to files from folder moved.
For example, if now I have a picture url:
2010/pic.jpg
Full url: http://www.domanin.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/pic.jpg
the new url will be:
http://www.domanin-2.com/uploads/2010/pic.jpg
Is there any solution for my problem?
Apologize for my English!
You can point www.domanin-2.com to another server. You're able to do this by editing DNS records for domanin-2.com. In this case you'll be able to read files, but if you want to write files there, you'd have to change Wordpress's source code, to allow the communication between 2 servers (e.g via CURL or FTP).
I honestly haven't dived deep into this solution, as I should jump into the adventure soon; the way CDNs are setup you can separate the web server from static files onto a different server.
This is the area I am unfamiliar with, but probably could find documentation, depending on the servers configuration. You would be connecting the two. At this point, the prereqs would be Sysop level. I may have to write documentation on this as my server configuration is a bit out of the ordinary.
I've been working in Dreamweaver CS4 on two computers, bot by accessing my hosting server (Bluehost) via the FTP feature in DW. Whenever I need to edit a file, I double click the file on my server in the Files Manager and it opens it with the submenu directly under the file name. Here's the example:
The issue I am having is when I edit includeA.php (which is included in PageA.php) on Computer1 and then go home to edit PageA.php on Computer2. I then save, which then saves over my changes made to includeA.php from Computer1.
Essentially, Is there any way to automatically update included files when opening a file? Or even when I start DW, updating all of my files in a certain directory? I believe I have tried refreshing my working directory before I edited includeA.php, but that did not help...I think... I have set up a test for this and will be testing by my return here (Computer2) tomorrow.
Any ideas? Thanks all!
Maybe you want to use a revision control system that solves your problems. git?
HI,
I have a flash application (working demo here) which I'm using to let users take pictures of themselves on my website. The application takes the picture, then lets the user save it by invoking a PHP script located in the same directory as the Flash file.
Testing this on my local machine works fine - the picture saves as intended. However, once on my server, the saving no longer works. The flash runs fine - pictures can be taken, however the save button does not work. Why would the environments differ in such a specific way, and what might be preventing the save function from working?
You might just need to make the permissions on the directory you want to save the image into writeable. Typically, the default setting for most hosting companies is read only. This will probably be in your hosting companies control panel.