How do i add ftp/sftp folder to project?

[Khael]

I can't figure out how to add a folder from the sftp server.

I can only choose to open folders, and not choose the folder like when
i browse locally.

Surely it must be possible to organise my sftp located projects in
folders, or do i have to just add hundreds of css, js, php, tpl files
in one huge list?

/Khael

[Rich Siegel]

On Friday, July 29, 2011, Khael <keld.vr...@gmail.com> wrote:

>I can't figure out how to add a folder from the sftp server.

At the moment you don't, since projects don't have the ability
to browse FTP/SFTP servers. You *could* look in to something
like MacFUSE/SSH (or ExpanDrive), which lets you mount such as
ordinary volumes in the Finder; BBEdit won't know the difference.

R.
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[David Kendal]

On 29 Jul 2011, at 12:38, Rich Siegel wrote:

> something like MacFUSE/SSH (or ExpanDrive)

There's also Transmit 4's disk feature, if you already own that.

— dpk.

[Robert Huttinger]

disk feature you say? I have been wanting to use the poect layout with transmit. Pleasing to share how I can do that if you can tell me!

(yes I know this is kind of a Transmit question :D)

thanks!

bo

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[David Kendal]

On 29 Jul 2011, at 14:55, Robert Huttinger wrote:

> disk feature you say? I have been wanting to use the poect layout with
> transmit. Pleasing to share how I can do that if you can tell me!

If you use the favourites feature, select a favourite in the list and
then the disk button on the bottom of the list. (The rightmost button
in the capsule.)

For a non-favourite, type in the connection info then
click "Mount as Disk."

You can also enable a menu bar item to access favourites with a disk
in the General section of the Preferences.

Note, you'll need Transmit 4 or later to do this. Transmit 3 didn't
have the disk feature.

> thanks!
> bo

— dpk.