I use Dreamweaver on my laptop and desktop PC and often change between them. I sync all my sites using Synclichi (similar to Dropbox, which I use by mistake)
I want my site definition to be synced on two computers if I have a computer But if I add a new site then I want it to appear on the other. I know that I can export all the sites on a computer and then I can get the same to synchronize the files on another computer, on which I can import them. Although it depends on me when I add a new site, and this also takes a lot of time.
As far as I can tell, Dreamweaver (at least until CS4 - not sure about CS5) stores site definitions in the stupid registry, I really do not know why they do it If they store it in an XML file, then I can easily sync the information.
Does anyone know what I am asking is possible?
There is nothing in Dreamweaver which will allow that which you are trying to do. Sites are not automatically supported (as sites exporting in exchange files), however, in principle, a Dreamweaver extension can be created to automate the exchange at a specific time (Dreamweaver handler Open), but when you try to import sites on your laptop, you will participate in a problem, unless you have a possible naming Due to conflicts before removing the site definition on the laptop first, and you have to set up the sites when you import sites, in the exact location with the current situation, or you have to browse your location (s) apart from this , I think that the import is limited to one site at a time, but I may be wrong about it.
It seems as if you contact Syncplus and ask for the ability to sync parts of the Windows registry, submit files or add a feature request to Adobe: Nevertheless, things do not work well Because the site FTP passwords are encrypted in the registry and I believe that encryption since CS3 depends on the least part on those systems which have With Rhit was registry, but I could be wrong with it easily.
If an .ste file is exported compared to the encryption in the registry, then a different method (at least through CS4) is encrypted, due to backward compatibility the following The page lists a decoded function (in JavaScript) that will allow you to get an FTP password after you have moved your location within an FTP file:
Because you have future reference Regarding the registry mentioned, site definitions for Dreamweaver CS4 will be found here: HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Adobe \ Common \ 10 \ Sites \ CS5: HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Adobe \ Common \ 11 \ Sites \
The Dreamweaver site on Mac is located on the preference file: CS4 / [drive labels] / user / [user name] / library / application support / Adobe / Common / 10 / sites / site prefix I do not have CS5 on Mac, but I Looks like this will store site settings on: / [d Rive label] / Users / [username] / Library / Application Support / Adobe / Common / 11 / site / site Preefes
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