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DreamWeaver CC 2018 upload issue

  • June 6, 2018
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I just updated to Dreamweaver CC 2018 a couple of days ago at work.  I got my site migrated over.  When I try to upload an individual file to my test server it works fine, but when I try to move a folder, it takes the folder, but not any of the folder's contents (the children). I assume it's a parameter setting, but I can't find it.  I located the parameter setting and turned it on, but it keeps failing.  It will move the top level folder, and one sub folder, then fails on all other sub-folders and contents then turns the dependent file parameter prompt back off.

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    Correct answer Nancy OShea

    I assume you're using a local testing server like Wamp, Mamp or Xampp?

    I  keep my local site in the local testing server's default web directory (www on Wamp or htdocs on Mamp & Xampp).  Any changes I make are automatically saved to the testing server.  No duplicate files and no need to PUT files to testing server.

    If this is your set-up and you still can't create a folder or move folders around on your testing server, this implies a permissions problem on that server.

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    Nancy OShea
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    Nancy OSheaCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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    June 6, 2018

    I assume you're using a local testing server like Wamp, Mamp or Xampp?

    I  keep my local site in the local testing server's default web directory (www on Wamp or htdocs on Mamp & Xampp).  Any changes I make are automatically saved to the testing server.  No duplicate files and no need to PUT files to testing server.

    If this is your set-up and you still can't create a folder or move folders around on your testing server, this implies a permissions problem on that server.

    Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert