File transfer and page jump issue!

[pfyproductions]

Hello friends!

I just recently moved my site: unitybaptistfulton.org from Microsoft Expression Web 4 to Dreamweaver CC 2019. Along with the obvious learning curve, I have encountered a few errors have yet to discover the fix for.

1. Whenever I put files to my hosting server in order to update my website, I get the error message on many files saying same - not transferred.

I looked up the error and came across this forum:

DW CC will not Put files to remote

The person asking the question was told to look at his root directory and make sure it was correct. I did and my root directory wasn't specified, so I changed it to what my hosting server said it was --- /. After doing that, all of the files I wanted were not updated and transferred, but a good majority actually transferred. However, after working on the site a bit more and refreshing it to keep up with the updates, it started giving me the same - not transferred error again for a bulk of the files. So I went back into my Manage Sites settings and saw that my root directory name was changed to /./

The strangest thing is that the site works except for two new pages I created, contact.html and calendar.html because when I put the site to the server, those files are not transferred. I am so frustrated.  Any help would be appreciated. Dreamweaver does show that I am connected to the server, so I can't understand why certain files aren't transferring.

2. Anyone else have trouble with placing third-party scripts in their website? I had a contact form script from 123ContactForms I put in my site, but every time I add it to my website, the website automatically scrolls down to the contact form as soon as I open the page! Is there any hack for this or would the best solution be to just make my own?

Contact Form Code:

<script type="text/javascript" defer src="//www.123formbuilder.com/embed/3063475.js" data-role="form" data-default-width="650px"></script>

Again, thank you all so much! Plus, any Youtube channels or sites you recommend for learning Dreamweaver would be awesome. I don't mind Adobe tutorials but they aren't exactly comprehensive.

[ALsp]

Post side-by-side screen captures of your Files Panel, showing both the local view and the remote view.

[Nancy OShea]

Something is probably missing from your site definition.  In this example, public_html is my remote server's root directory.  That's the folder to which all my public facing files must be uploaded.

[anissa_thompson]

Do you mind providing a screen shot of the expanded FTP panel, showing the local and remote connections side by side? That would be help us help you get this resolved...

[pfyproductions]

From my Host (1 & 1 IONOS)

[ALsp]

Your local and remote servers are set to different root paths. Dreamweaver cannot possibly upload your files to the correct location. Unfortunately, I don't think you got the hint when Anissa and I asked you to post a shot of the panels. So, a little guess work...

Change the server setup to point to the folder on your server that actually houses your site. Hint: there will be an index.htm(l) page in the root.

[Nancy OShea]

Hitt the Expand button.  See screenshot.  Your local and remote site files should be nearly identical.

[pfyproductions]

I figured out how to get them side by side! Does this help?

[pfyproductions]

I guess I should also mention that I started out with an old website template and files (also under the same remote server name and hosting address) but I needed to change the template so I created a new site in Dreamweaver with a new template, then took off the remote server name and hosting address---and switched it to the new template I created. I think that might have caused issues as well with the syncing.

[Nancy OShea]

Based on what you're showing us, you're not in the right server folder.  Nothing on the left remote site matches what you have in your local site folder. 

[pfyproductions]

Also my Dreamweaver settings