Glad to be on board with RSD now. I signed up for the design of our site and very first copy of RSD, in February, and have been watching as it was just about to perk onto the scene and Adam was designing our site.
Adam sent me over the RSD download info, and it's on my PC now. I just need to figure how to use it and how to get the files generated and uploaded to my ISP. We were in an auto accident on December 29th and Jennifer got bad whiplash and hasn't been able to drive since, so I've been extremely strapped for time, having to take her to PT and acupuncture 4 days a week, AND get my work done too, to pay our bills. ( the lawn still hasn't been mowed here yet, and is 8" tall. I think they call this being up to my @SS in Alligators? ) So I haven't had much time until now, to look at this, or do the 1 hour call with Adam. I'm going to have to do the site switch-over on a weekend, so as not to disrupt clients from being able to look at our small business website during the business week.
From what I can see so far, the files that RSD generates are html, so that's GOOD. My ISP here doesn't support PHP.
The publishing settings appear to only refer to my S-Drive here. I don't see any way to publish directly to my FTP directory at my ISP, which I usually do here, using Altap Salamander - a two panel file manager that works like the old Norton Commander, if anyone still remembers that. But essentially, if I can generate the files here, in HTML format, I know how to copy it all up to my ISP's directory for our domain.
The design job that Adam did, is at http://denver.coffeecup.com/index.html
if any of you have access to see that. ( don't know why you wouldn't? )
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