Re: Front Page extensions
From: Orest Kinasevych (6al9-jb8e_at_spamex.com)
Date: 02/06/04
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Date: Thu, 05 Feb 2004 23:12:07 -0600
JL Amerson wrote:
> I've just learned that my broadband servic allows me a certain amount of
> free space, as do most ISPs. However, also like most free space, they do not
> support any Front Page extesnions and I have to FTP my files in.
>
> I've been maintaining a very simple site for an NPO and I'll admit I know
> very little about what all I *could* do if I'd take the time. There are
> times I'd like to post a few photos or a personal note on my own space. So
> how do I know what requires the extensions and what doesn't? Also, would
> anyone like to recommend their favorite FTP? My ISP links to one but I
> figure that since some of you use this, you'd be a reliable source of
> information.
>
> TIA,
> JoAnn
>
> Do not meddle in the affairs of cats, for they are subtle and will piss on
> your computer.
> --Bruce Graham
>
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>
http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/
Have used WS_FTP (clumsy interface) and CuteFTP (it's okay) but
Filezilla tops them both.
If I understand you correctly, you'll probably just use FP to edit pages
locally on your computer (either disk-based or with a web server
installed, depending on your needs) and then FTP your updated files from
your computer to your server. At the most rudimentary level, FP
extensions allow you to edit files directly on the server or to move
files easily (via Publish Web) to a production environment (ie, public
web site). Without the FP server extensions you have to use something
like FTP to copy files to the web server.
HTH
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