Quanta Plus uses KIO for its file operations. To whit, an e-mail from our benefactor:
+Quanta Plus uses TDEIO for its file operations. To whit, an e-mail from our benefactor:
Try this. Open the file open dialog... you can do this in the file name, but it's even cooler if you use the directory drop-down up top on the dialog. Enter this: ftp://user@mydomain.com and hit enter. It will prompt you for a password after which it will fill the file dialog with the available files and folders on the site location. You and now navigate your site like you were looking at your local directory, open and save files on line.
-Two additional facts here. First if you are using projects you can set your project preview option to directly preview from the site and then see PHP files with data live as they would behave on site. Second, this is made possible by KDE's KIO slaves. So any functional KIO slave you have installed brings this same functionality. Try kio_fish for secure file access as well as other slaves for Samba, scp and other protocols.
+Two additional facts here. First if you are using projects you can set your project preview option to directly preview from the site and then see PHP files with data live as they would behave on site. Second, this is made possible by KDE's TDEIO slaves. So any functional TDEIO slave you have installed brings this same functionality. Try tdeio_fish for secure file access as well as other slaves for Samba, scp and other protocols.
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Eric Laffoon
That should about cover it.
...that you can create remote projects and manage them with the -kio slave of your choice? Look in the project settings dialog. +tdeio slave of your choice? Look in the project settings dialog.