Re: Quanta Digest, Vol 57, Issue 14

Jerry <[email protected]>
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> Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2007 09:47:51 -0600
> From: "Jerry Smith" <[email protected]>
> Subject: Re: [Quanta] Can't set up project (Eric Laffoon)
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> Thanks for responding to my question. I didn't explain my problem clearly. I
> would like to have all of my remote files (from a website) appear on the
> left hand panel titled "project." I can access the files under
> /files/open/public_html/, but that isn't as convenient as  in the  project
> panel which loads when I start Quanta. What shows, now, is the website
> heading with public_html underneath but no files drop down from public_html.
> As I mentioned I replaced my hard drive, so I had to reinstall Quanta. I've
> had this problem in the past when for whatever reason the files did not load
> to the project panel, Then I would restate the project numerous times until
> I hit the magic bullet. That random, monkey approach hasn't worked this
> time. What am I doing wrong or haven't done?
> Jerry
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> Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2007 19:59:44 +0100
> From: Nico Meijer <[email protected]>
> Subject: Re: [Quanta] Can't set up project (Eric Laffoon)
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> Hi Jerry,
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> I'm not 100% sure I understand your problem correctly, but what the heck.
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>> What shows, now, is the website heading with public_html underneath but
>> no files drop down from public_html.
>>     
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> What happens when you rightclick the project name under the project view
> and select 'rescan project folder' (or whatever it's called; I've been
> using Dutch way too long...)?
>   
   *When I rescan the project folder is loads 50% the hangs up.*

> Or is this what you mean by:
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>> I've had this problem in the past when for whatever reason the files
>> did not load to the project panel, Then I would restate the project
>> numerous times until I hit the magic bullet.
>>     
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> When creating a new project, I've found the 'include files' option to not
> work some time ago, so I just add the files later by scanning.
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>   
    *I tried your way. On rescan it hung up again. All the remote files 
are loaded in the rescan screen. When I "click" OK, the rescan loads 
50%, then hangs and to force it to close.*
>> As I mentioned I replaced my hard drive, so I had to reinstall Quanta.
>>     
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> I did that three times in the last week. ;-) Haven't had a single
> problem. All my projects are remotely available via sftp, so I just have
> to open a project and voila.
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> Good luck... Nico
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    *Exactly, how do you load your remote files into Quanta?

Jerry
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