In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Alin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes > Hy. I don't use Dreamweaver (I prefer Notepad) also but in this >case I think you can set up your Dreaweaver conexion to work online on >your test server if you have access to some extra hosting space. It >happened to me to be asked the same thing that you are asking about >and I managed working in this conditions.
That sounds over complicated, because you would have to FTP all changes to the server. > The real deal is also to work on your WAMP server if you are using >Windows. It's a good free option for everyone. I think that your >client can edit the code with any editor he prefers as long as your >code it clear enought and the guy knows what he's (she's) doing. > Good luck! I have already set up a server in the office for testing, so all they have to do is watch the results within Firefox, pointing to http://server/thisproject The client thought that he would see the changes in Dreamweaver. -- Pete Clark Sunny Andalucia http://www.hotcosta.com/comm_1.htm
