For those of you that don't think it works, I don't know what you're doing wrong. After configuring it I was able to upload by dragging my file into the target without a problem. I checked to see that it was successfull and it indeed was. Check your settings! It should look something like this:
FTP Server- ftp://ftp.yourname.com
FTP User- Your Username
FTP Pass- Your Password
Remote Directory- /yourname.com/home (or what ever folder in place of home)
Alert- Always
Then …when you click save it'll promt you for your password again.
Now you can drag your file into the target and upload without a problem...I hope that helps!More
July 26, 2005 ·
version 0.1 Ian
I think this is a great idea but can someone tell me what file I need to edit to remove PASV? I can't seem to find the file. MACE - can you clarify where this file is? Thanks
Ian
July 22, 2005 ·
version 0.1 espe
it's you works. thank you .
July 13, 2005 ·
version 0.1 Mace
"the concept looks good but I cant get it to work on K2 on XP Pro SP2. Whatever the settings it instantly says upload complete... and it isn't. For s start it's far too fast to have connected to the ftp site"
Make sure your FTP doesn't disallow PASV mode... and if it does, go into your
Mini FTP - Windows.widgetFTP Mini.widgetContentsResourcesftp.php
and.. edit the
@ftp_pasv( $ftp_ptr, 1 );
TO:
@ftp_pasv( $ftp_ptr, 0 );
That'll turn off passive mode and should now work, if that was your problem. (It fixed my prob.)
July 12, 2005 ·
version 0.1 jim
the concept looks good but I cant get it to work on K2 on XP Pro SP2. Whatever the settings it instantly says upload complete... and it isn't. For s start it's far too fast to have connected to the ftp site