VSD 6.0 Not Uploading Correctly -...
After converting to VSD 6.0 I can't upload my website updates. It indicates the upload was sucessful, but the changes are not implemented.
However if I go bact to version 5.6 it works fine. This is happening on both my XP and Vista machines.
However if I go bact to version 5.6 it works fine. This is happening on both my XP and Vista machines.
I forgot to mention I was just adding text, so nothing complex was being added.
I don't know what it is, but I've occasionally have had the same problem and found that if I rebooted the system it worked fine after the warm boot.
FWIW.
FWIW.
Redmond, OR - the High Desert
Thanks Michael. I just tried a reboot and it still doesn't work...

Hi Phil
Please open up a support ticket and we will get someone to help you out.
Please open up a support ticket and we will get someone to help you out.
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Hi;
I've gotten it straightened out now.
For some reason when I upgraded to VSD 6.0 in the connection settings the "WWW folder" was changed from public to Public with a capital P.
When I changed the folder name pack to public, then everything worked fine.
Stll not sure how the folder name got capitalized though with the upgrade.
Anyway all is working now.
Thank you to Support for their assistance.
Phil
I've gotten it straightened out now.
For some reason when I upgraded to VSD 6.0 in the connection settings the "WWW folder" was changed from public to Public with a capital P.
When I changed the folder name pack to public, then everything worked fine.
Stll not sure how the folder name got capitalized though with the upgrade.
Anyway all is working now.
Thank you to Support for their assistance.
Phil
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