Hello,
It would be nice to have folders in ftp connections to group ftp connections,
For example I work for company with a lot of different ftp connections save (one folder would be better for them)
Another Ftps for my own company customers (another folder)
Old ftps for backup, just in case (another folder)
etc. For example filezilla support this
FTP connections folders
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Re: FTP connections folders
The new major version will have FTP filtering feature, maybe it will be enough?
Blumentals Software Programmer
Re: FTP connections folders
Nice!Aivars wrote:The new major version will have FTP filtering feature, maybe it will be enough?
Have 1 question too. If it possible to do auto backup of synch with opened and from ftp files and pc?
Here is example.
1. Opened php file from ftp, edit it and save to ftp.
2. This file copied to local directory with same directory structure as on ftp. If file exist - it will be rewrited on local backup.
Options like this will be awesome, got few times somebody lose my edited files from ftp and i have no copy becouse edit this on ftp...
Re: FTP connections folders
The idea is to use Projects, have local copies, edit the files locally and when the changes are ready, upload them to FTP. Basically your local copy would be the primary and uploads to FTP go from that:
- If you edit just 1 file, you can use "Save and Upload File to FTP" button.
- If you edit multiple files, you can use Publish Project to FTP feature.
Since all files would be both locally and on FTP, this would also allow using version control (SVN, Git) which I highly recommend.
- If you edit just 1 file, you can use "Save and Upload File to FTP" button.
- If you edit multiple files, you can use Publish Project to FTP feature.
Since all files would be both locally and on FTP, this would also allow using version control (SVN, Git) which I highly recommend.
Blumentals Software Programmer