Hi!
I’m putting together a page of audio samples on my site, and have decided to use the QuickTime method as it seems very simple. So far, I’ve discovered how to switch off the default “autoplay”, and it all works fine when I run the site locally on my computer-I presume the drag and drop procedure took care of defining the path to the audio files.
But I don’t understand how to get the site to work once I have uploaded it to a server-so far, I’ve FTP’d all the mp3’s into a file on the server called “mp3”. But how do I tell my page where to find them once the page is uploaded?
If you let Freeway do the uploading, you will find that the mp3s will
end up in your Resources folder, and all of the paths to them will be
written correctly referencing that location in your HTML. Whenever you
drag something to your page in Freeway, it creates a reference to the
original file, and in the case of images, or external files of any
kind, it will also upload a copy of the file to where it expects to
find it when it uploads the rest of your site. You don’t ever have to
do this manually.
Walter
On Jan 31, 2011, at 5:00 PM, Martin Eastwell wrote:
Hi!
I’m putting together a page of audio samples on my site, and have
decided to use the QuickTime method as it seems very simple. So far,
I’ve discovered how to switch off the default “autoplay”, and it all
works fine when I run the site locally on my computer-I presume the
drag and drop procedure took care of defining the path to the audio
files.
But I don’t understand how to get the site to work once I have
uploaded it to a server-so far, I’ve FTP’d all the mp3’s into a file
on the server called “mp3”. But how do I tell my page where to find
them once the page is uploaded?