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Wulf579 · 05-23-2010, 08:13 PM

Ok, the information by f.montoya is more what I needed to know. Having some detailed information as to how OOTPB 11 uploads and downloads files makes it a bit easier to try and figure out what to do.

Insofar as the web host I use, they DO fully support ftp - in fact, each Web site has a public_ftp folder where files can be uploaded via ftp. The problem is that the site I have is created and maintained by Microsoft FrontPage 2003, which requires the FrontPage extensions for the pages created with FrontPage to work correctly. If I werre using another program to design the pages, ftp would not be a problem.

Now for Alan T's suggestion: I can use my site's interface to upload the files via http. So do I simply create a folder to upload the files to it (I believe that OOTPB 11 creates a zip file for the files)? And then simply have the other person download those files, since OOTPB 11 allows the downloading of files using http?

05-23-2010, 08:13 PM	#16
Wulf579 Bat Boy Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 9	Ok, the information by f.montoya is more what I needed to know. Having some detailed information as to how OOTPB 11 uploads and downloads files makes it a bit easier to try and figure out what to do. Insofar as the web host I use, they DO fully support ftp - in fact, each Web site has a public_ftp folder where files can be uploaded via ftp. The problem is that the site I have is created and maintained by Microsoft FrontPage 2003, which requires the FrontPage extensions for the pages created with FrontPage to work correctly. If I werre using another program to design the pages, ftp would not be a problem. Now for Alan T's suggestion: I can use my site's interface to upload the files via http. So do I simply create a folder to upload the files to it (I believe that OOTPB 11 creates a zip file for the files)? And then simply have the other person download those files, since OOTPB 11 allows the downloading of files using http?