Recently, when saving a webpage on my computer that I recently updated but not ready to upload, images embedded in the page but stored in a directory called photos now also appear in the directory I am currently working on. Since we have around 10,000 photos this is going to get messy and huge. What is going on please?

Hi Stephen,
Can you clarify what your actually doing? Did you use a different CC app to create the issue or are you strictly working with Direct FTP?

I've been trying to upload a 'Layouts' folder from RLMP into my existing site (not RLMP) to support a single RLMP page. I have removed the "blahblah.rlmp'' folder from the Layout folder and changed path for the page to a direct /layouts/css, etc. Now I am getting the error message "Received a message from the server with id 300200, the client has not defined a handler for this message in state 3." Is there a directory/glossary of error messages and what they mean?

Although, after the upload, there is a 'Layouts' folder shown on the Server/Site side, (and also a Users folder?), when I click on them to see contents I receive the error message:"14 - The directory your have requested does not exist."

Does this mean the "blahblah.rlmp'' folder is the "handler" and critical in the path for the DirectFTP upload, and I should reverse my changes?

Cheers,

Al

re: my mail above on "handler" - no further action required. It's more complicated than this issue. I need to re-export the RLMP file and then edit in accordance with the "..//how-to-edit-a-website-created-with-responsive-layout-maker/ ". 'Back to the (virtual) drawing board.'
Al