Impossible changes in Dreamweaver to a remote server.

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• Is it possible to identify orphans using Dreamweaver on a remote server?

  I have not used the option of orphans on Dreamweaver before. I used to create my pages, download them and then remove it from my local system (the site on which I work is too much to have on my local machine). The problem I've encountered is that there are a lot of orphaned files on this web server. Is it possible to have dreamweaver to go looking for them, or the whole site should be local? It is a bit of a long shot, but I thought that I would like to ask because I'm rather at my wits end.

  If it helps, the Web server is runing SunOS, and my Local computer is runing Windows XP with CS5

  Checking for orphaned files with Dreamweaver

  DW has a built-in feature that will check links in the local site folder and it will identify all the unused files in the results panel. This feature is integrated into the 'Check links' utility of Dreamweaver in the Site menu.  After that the software checks links, it gives you a report of all the unused files, you can either remove or add a link to.

  The following products of part 3 are useful tools for webmasters who want to keep their web space organized and well maintained.

  Of Inspyder OrFind will be "analyze your site" and to identify the HTML pages and images which are no longer used.  The software can be configured to automatically delete these files, and it even will send you by email a report if files are changed. This can provide a webmaster with peace of mind, knowing that if their Web space gets hacked, they will be alerted. There is a free trial available. Afterwards, you must pay for the software to continue using it.

  Link HTML Validator, published in 2007 by Lithops, check your website for broken links, regardless of the number of pages that your site has. This software is another class of' Spider Web' that Thames through your web pages and identifies the orphaned files web site.  The software is a Shareware, but you must register and pay to use the full version.

  FindOrphan is a simple application created by SobolSoft who will search your HTML, PHP and ASP local files all files not related, including media such as images and video files.

  Linx Explorer of NOVOSIB software will check all the links on your website to check broken links, and it will also detect all files not related to your web directory and provide you with a report.

  SiteCleaner is a Mac software created by the Studios of rabbit's foot that will have all the files and the code for your web project and "clean" html files or media all orphans. Deleted files are placed in a folder "deleted content".

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• Cannot upload files to remote server

  I have a connection checked FTP in Dreamweaver CS6 to a remote server, still can not download files.  Message is always: WAITING FOR SERVER followed shortly after OPERATION CANCELLATION.

  All articles read so far seem to focus on the FTP connection problems, which doesn't seem to be my problem.

  Based on Filezilla at the moment, but it's less convenient than downloading files modified directly from Dreamweaver to the remote server.

  .. .and the winning bet in the "Other Options" submenu was:

  Tagged: "use FTP performance optimization".

  Without label: all other options.

  It seems that "Use passive FTP mode" was in conflict with "use FTP performance otpimization mode."

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• Download of existing Web site from the remote server to Dreamweaver CC 2015

  I need to download a website, designed originally in 2002 using MS FrontPage and more recently managed using MS Expression Studio 4 Web Professional, from my server to my computer using hosting service newly installed Dreamweaver CC 2015.

  I've never used Dreamweaver before, and information online using Dreamweaver is apparently to date with the latest version of Dreamweaver.  So far, everything I've tried has failed for one reason or another.  To be precise, because of a problem computer I lost the local version of my Web site that has been stored on my computer.  Later, I created an empty folder on my computer and tried to connect with the remote service hosting server so that I can download my Web site, but nothing works.  I get error messages in one way or another, right from the beginning and nothing on my computer screen is in agreement with the steps indicated, "using Dreamweaver / connect to a remote server" instructions that I downloaded on the Web.

  I need detailed instructions, step by step, how to connect to the server and upload my site on my computer.  The instructions must be compatible with what is actually happening using Dreamweaver CC 2015.  I'm new to Dreamweaver and have no experience with it.  And Microsoft no longer supports Expression Studio, it is virtually impossible for me to reinstall it on my computer.

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  Connect to your remote server by adding in your FTP credentials during the process of site definition (user name, password, root folder and to the address of the server). You get this info from your host and save it in your site settings in the Site > Manage Sites > click the site > Edit > servers (hit the + to create a new server if you have not already).

  To connect to your server once the info has been added to the Site definition, open the files window (window > files, or F8 if it is not open), and then click the Connect button (icon). You can then hit the expand button (icon of two places) to see a representation next to your files the and remote. Click the Get button (down arrow) to download all files available the folder root of your site on your local computer.

  As I mentioned earlier, you have still questions whether FrontPage extensions have been used on the site. Who are the property of FrontPage and is not something that you can work with out of Dreamweaver. So, if you have determined that a redesign is out of the question, or not, may be irrelevant. You may have to, or find an old copy of FrontPage somewhere, in order to continue to work with your site in the way you could before.

• Folder on the remote server that is not recognized by Dreamweaver as part of the site

  I run the site of a school district. This includes the home pages and associated pages for all but one of our schools. School files were headed by a teacher of this school's web design. This professor has left, and I was asked to perform some updates on the site from high school up to what a new teacher was hired and able to take charge. My problem is that the folder containing all the files of high schools is one of the many issues in the Group of largest school district, the folders on the remote server, my Dreamweaver does not see. I can use Windows Explorer to find the folder and it's there. I can use a tool such as Notepad ++ to open the files and make changes. They are here and I can visit her profile. But for some reason any Dreamweaver doesn't recognize them not as part of my site. I can't 'get' file, or a synchronization because Dreamweaver does not see this folder on the remote server. I think it's a matter of Dreamweaver, but I don't know how to fix it.

  Thanks for all your suggestions. I'm home now and remembering that I'm working on the site of the House and at work, I realized that I can see the folder of the secondary school on the remote server of the House where I have Dreamweaver to connect via FTP. I can't see it on my computer at work where I connect to the remote server through a local/network connection. There may be a clue here. If I switch to a FTP connection to work, maybe I see the folder.

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• Help! Site of 'Put' problem Dreamweaver FTP to a remote server (Go Daddy)

  I have Dreamweaver CS5.5.  I encounter the following problem with the hopes that you can help me.

  I'm putting the site via FTP files to a remote server (Go Daddy).

  I already had the entire site.  Now that I had to modify some pages, I can't put the site published to Go Daddy.

  While I can connect via FTP with Go Daddy, I click the Put button, it goes through all the files indicating "successful" - but when I check the site on the internet, the modified version of the site does not appear - the original version of the site stays.

  I contacted Go Daddy, they examined and confirmed that all of the information for the Site > manage > edit window is correct (i.e. server name, address FTP, username, password, root directory), but when I put the files (except for 1 single file I have through), they do not receive the files on their end and they cannot understand why.  Go Daddy concludes that the problem lies in the performance of Dreamweaver.

  I did some of the following:

  Root directory: public_html /.

  Enable Cache

  Passive FTP mode

  and I've tried a variety of combinations, but nothing has worked.

  There is something essential that I'm missing? Something? that I should check?  Help, please.

  Use Filezilla entire websites to the server. You can see exactly what is happening, and if a file or two fail to get - a common occurrence - you can put them after the break.

  I only use FTP of the DW to a single file or handles of files that I've just updated (for example, edit the image files, etc.). If I have a site with 12 000 files, I need to have the peace of mind that everything will be properly implemented and Filezilla gives you that.

• When I try to connect to my remote server the message "an ftp error occurred - cannot establish a connection to the host." How can I get the server to which to connect with dreamweaver?

  When I try to connect to my remote server the message "an ftp error occurred - cannot establish a connection to the host." How can I get the server to which to connect with dreamweaver?

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• Load the Web site to a remote server in Dreamweaver CC 2015

  Dreamweaver CC 2015, what are the steps to load your site (folders and files) to a remote server specific? I've already implemented the information on each site server. And I am able to connect to the remote server. I just can't understand how to load the sites on the server.

  
  

  Thank you.
  

  Hello

  Please see the links below which explains how to define a site, server and how local files to the server.

  Publish your Web site. Adobe Dreamweaver CC tutorials

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/Dreamweaver/how-to/publish-manage-websites.html

  Please do not hesitate to get back to us if you need help for the same.

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• Can I change a WordPress theme on a remote server with DW CS5?

  I'm sure that's not so difficult, but I'm going nuts trying to figure out.

  How can I tell DW CS5 to open my WordPress theme on a remote server, so I can modify it using all the new features?  I don't use my "real" blog/site for that.

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• Unable to put files on remote server

  After building my site web, I am unable to put my files on the remote server using the button "Put file (s) to the remote server" of Dreamweaver.

  Here are the steps to put my files on the remote server:

  • In Dreamweaver, select Windows > files.
  • In the files Panel, local root folder of my site (on my computer).
  • Connect to the remote service by clicking on the button "connects to the remote host.
  • Click on blue arrow icon "Set files" in the files Panel toolbar.

  Here is an example of an error log I get:

  contact.htm - even - not transferred

  CSS.css - even - not transferred

  includes\banner\banner04_new_logo.jpg - Ditto - not transferred

  includes\banner\bottom_banner\bottom_banner.jpg - Ditto - not transferred

  Activity of the complete file.

  Ignored files: 4

  I am able to work around this limitation by the remote server on Windows | Files, and then select manually the files that I want to put on the remote server and to copy it and paste it in. However, I'm looking for a more automated process by clicking on the blue arrow icon "get files".

  I discovered the root of the problem. My web site is stored in a folder called/public_html in my cpanel. However, / public_html was not configured as my Manager root in my Dreamweaver site definition. Therefore, Dreamweaver was my a level of the above files / public_html, at a place where my Internet users were unable to view the files. This would explain why I sometimes synchronize web site or put files and receive a message indicating that the operation succeeded, then find that the web page was not updated really. The reason is that the updated files were a level above / public_html.

  I managed to solve this problem by:

  • Configure the access/public_html path by going to: Manage Sites | Choose the Web Site | Select Edition | Servers tab. Change existing server | under the root directory, enter public_html
  • Deleting all files duplicate of cpanel.

• Adobe Muse update files last week 2016 150 deleted remote server?

  I've updated MUSE last week, then had to change a few files on a Web site for customer yesterday. Put a few new links in the table of accordion style. New links (in PDF format) created a folder on the remote server called 'assets' , even if they were in another folder on my local site. After that Muse has deleted all the files that were in the other folder in the remote server. Then, when I checked the site, the new PDF files were there, but remains missing. Then downloaded all the missing files again via Dreamweaver ftp. Added to the original folder. Nope! Added to the "assets" folder, still does not work. Any ideas?

  Last updated on this point, thanks to someone else, I could solve this problem by downloading the entire site.

• Files put in the wrong place on remote server

  I use Dreamweaver CS4 and recently my hard drive didn't so I'll have to rebuild everything. I have almost everything works again after reinstallation of DS4 and reconfigure the settings but when I do the updates of my html in my local folder files, then 'put' on the remote server, do they not appear because they put them in a different location while they are supposed to. More specifically, on my local folder, I have a folder called "default_files" where I keep all my files and images (wait for the index file). On the remote folder, there is a 'default_files' file and a folder root. The root folder is where all my latest files are located this show up online, but I can't update those files updated "put" make their appearance in the folder "default_files". So, how do Dreamweaver put the files to update my local folder on the server in the correct location? Note that I have not changed anything on the server or local folder, but since then put in a new hard drive and reinstall the software, there is a setting somewhere that is not correct. I used this software for 3 years and more without any problem.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Why should you even the "default_files" folder in your local site?  You can move everything to the root level?

  Nancy O.

• Suddenly can't put files to a remote server (new)

  Hello

  In Dreamweaver 5.5 (OS 10.7) I can't suddenly FTP to remote server. I had this problem a few months ago (http://forums.adobe.com/message/5145574#5145574) and it was fixed by the following suggestion:

  Close DW.  Restart your computer. Open DW. If you can not FTP to the server, go to the Site > advanced > recreate Site Cache.

  It worked for me the last time, but unfortunately it has not resolved the problem.

  At the present time, the updated files go through the normal process to be "placed" on the server, but the changes do not appear when I check the site online. I tried refreshing the page and clear the cache. The files seem to be uploaded to the correct location (they are not put in a sub-folder or anything). I checked that I can connect to my web server. I have not changed anything in the definition of my site and that this problem has just appeared out of the blue.

  Just as when this happened to me before, there are random files that want to synchronize (even if they have not been updated), but nothing changes on the remote server. I also tried to sync in "deleting files remote not on the local disk", but it does not help.

  Here are some of my Active FTP log, in case it's useful:

  

  Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Thank you!

  A

  Thanks Preran

  I think I finally realized the problem - I had renamed the local root folder.

  And once I had re - baptized back to exactly the same as the file open remote seems to work ok.

  An error message would have made things easier - to say that the "update" command did not work.

  David

• Suddenly can't put files to a remote server

  Hello

  In Dreamweaver 5.5 (OS 10.7) I can not all of a sudden put files to the remote server. I use Dreamweaver for more than a year, and it has never been a problem before. My site is: www.peawitpress.co.uk

  The updated files go through the normal process of 'doing' the server (I get an error message or anything like that when synchronization), but when I check the site live the changes do not appear. I tried refreshing the page and clear the cache, but nothing seems to work. I checked that I have can connect to my web server and checked the root directory and they are both very good.

  The only thing which is rare when synchronization is that (for the last day) the six files in the attached screenshot has always want to synchronize (even if they have not been updated). I have removed from the site and added again in case they became corrupted somehow, but they always randomly want to synchronize.

  Any suggestions? It seems that there is a simple solution for this, but I can't understand it. Any help would be much appreciated!

  Thanks and best wishes,

  Alexandria

  

  This happened to me several times to the CS6. I think it's a thing of memory.

  Close DW.  Restart your computer.  Open DW.

  If you can not FTP to the server, go to the Site > advanced > recreate Site Cache.

  Nancy O.

• Why was able to copy the file "test server" rather than "remote server"?

  Windows 7, Dreamweaver CS5 (v11.0)

  Until very recently, the operation Put copied the file on the remote server. Now it copies on the test server. I would like to change it to copy it to the remote server.

  Thank you, David. Yes, the configuration is correct.

  I stumbled upon the resolution. The icon of the right on the line Get and Put is "Expand to show local and...'." Click on this icon and then click on the 'Remote server' icon, which modifies the list of remote files files. If you want to see the files of tests, click the "Test Server".