Modifying Form Size - Post ID 239544
Jack Tipton
Registered User
194 posts
I just finished a page for a client that has two forms on it. Can I simply open the form in Form Buildere and modify the the from size save it and upload the .fb files only or do I need to treat it as a new form and upload everything again?
Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
0 posts
The .fb file is the project file. That is never uploaded to your server. You will always want to export and the upload all files each time you make a modification.
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Jack Tipton
Registered User
194 posts
Thanks Scott. I was afraid of that. GoDaddy has to be the worst for uploading. I ended up doing many of the files one at a time to finally get everything working.
But I have a site on S-Drive and I did not upload all of those files I had to do for GoDaddy.
But I have a site on S-Drive and I did not upload all of those files I had to do for GoDaddy.
Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
0 posts
Jack Tipton wrote:
Thanks Scott. I was afraid of that. GoDaddy has to be the worst for uploading. I ended up doing many of the files one at a time to finally get everything working.
But I have a site on S-Drive and I did not upload all of those files I had to do for GoDaddy.
Thanks Scott. I was afraid of that. GoDaddy has to be the worst for uploading. I ended up doing many of the files one at a time to finally get everything working.
But I have a site on S-Drive and I did not upload all of those files I had to do for GoDaddy.
See how much easier S-Drive is.
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Jack Tipton
Registered User
194 posts
Yes, I love it, problem is I have to go where my client wants his sites hosted.
As always You Da Man.
As always You Da Man.
SadDuck
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2,958 posts
Just my 2 cents ... I have NO problems on GoDaddy. Hosted on a Linux Shared Host. Maybe they have special services for hillbillies, who knows ... 
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