Folders are uploaded without their contents. Is this normal?
Thanks,
Tony.
Uploading to on-rev
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Re: Uploading to on-rev
Hi Tony,
I don't know whether onRev specifically allows for uploading entire folders, but most FTP applications/servers don't allow uploading folders. So, yes, this might be normal. Yet, there might be an option available in you FTP software that allows for recursively uploading folders, which should work with any server.
Best,
Mark
I don't know whether onRev specifically allows for uploading entire folders, but most FTP applications/servers don't allow uploading folders. So, yes, this might be normal. Yet, there might be an option available in you FTP software that allows for recursively uploading folders, which should work with any server.
Best,
Mark
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Re: Uploading to on-rev
Filezilla loads folders and their contents to on-rev without problems.
Paul
Paul
Re: Uploading to on-rev
Do you mean "normal for onRev" or "normal that recursive uploading is not an option" here? 
The onRev server will accept upload by "normal" FTP client without problem (for ease just make sure to set the default root path). The onRev editor/debugger/client is rather limited in its FTP operation though. To my knowledge, you can't even select multiple files to be uploaded in a batch, let alone a whole folder/recursive folders.
So for "bulk" uploads it's a third-party FTP client to do the job, and for development testing and debugging, it's a case of working on one file, editing, saving and uploading to debug and review, and then moving onto another single file to edit/debug/upload/test.
The onRev server will accept upload by "normal" FTP client without problem (for ease just make sure to set the default root path). The onRev editor/debugger/client is rather limited in its FTP operation though. To my knowledge, you can't even select multiple files to be uploaded in a batch, let alone a whole folder/recursive folders.
So for "bulk" uploads it's a third-party FTP client to do the job, and for development testing and debugging, it's a case of working on one file, editing, saving and uploading to debug and review, and then moving onto another single file to edit/debug/upload/test.