Opened 23 years ago

Last modified 17 years ago

#1582 closed Feature request

Automatic subdirectory support

Reported by: ldesio Owned by:
Priority: normal Component: FileZilla Client
Keywords: Cc: ldesio, booboobird, bigredlinux, Alexander Schuch
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Description

I think a really killer feature would be to add a
Dreamweaver-like automatic subdirectory support.

Dreamweaver allows you to view the content under the
site root in a tree-view fashion. When you choose to
upload a file, it automatically uploads the file in
the corresponding directory in the remote site
directory hierarchy.

I'm telling this because I'm dealing mainly with
applications. I upload lots of asp, php and java files
but don't need Dreamweaver editing features. I'm
almost forced to use it because no other app I know
supports it. I think FileZilla offering that could be
a real killer app.

Change History (6)

comment:1 by anonymous, 23 years ago

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I second this suggestion; Dreamweaver's site manager has
that unique feature that streamlines a lot of constant file-
uploading that we go through during development and
maintenance of a website.

comment:2 by booboobird, 21 years ago

I'd like to call it "Folder Syncronization".

Currently CuteFTP PRO seemed to be the only FTP client that
supports this feature. I think this functionality would be
very beneficial.

There is a freeware folder syncronization tool "ViceVersa"
which works only on local or network mapped drives (see
http://www.tgrmn.com ). It also provides several different
modes of syncronization. An FTP client with similar
functionality is mostly desired.

comment:3 by booboobird, 21 years ago

I just found a duplicate of this request that exactly named
"folder syncronization" :)

request number 542703
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=542703&group_id=21558&atid=372244

comment:4 by bigredlinux, 21 years ago

This feature would really set filezilla apart. The way I
would imagine it would be implemented is that you would
"lock" a directory to a remote directory as your
syncronization root. At that point, the program can assume
that opening a local folder will automatically open the
remote folder in the same place. I waste most of my time
trying to get the local and remote lists on the same
directory so that I can issue the uploads.

comment:5 by Alexander Schuch, 18 years ago

I am not really sure I truely understand what you mean, but can you check the following feature requests and close this item if your idea is covered by the following requests?

[ 528956 ] Compare remote and local directories
[ 542703 ] Folder Synchronization
[ 1052205 ] simultaneous folder-change (directory "follow me")

comment:6 by sf-robot, 17 years ago

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