I keep getting a HTTP 404 when trying to view my site live in Dreamweaver CS3. I have it connected via SFTP, and I can use the get command on everything. I'm confused as to why I'm having trouble when Dreamweaver CS5 does it perfectly without errors. I exported the site via Dreamweaver CS5 to Dreamweaver CS3 to see if that would make a difference and it actually leaves stuff out like the remote/test server, etc. Putting that server information in again after importing the site still gives me an HTTP 404.
I setup my WordPress install for multiple blogs so I tried switching the URLs to http://sionic.ath.cx/ to see if it would work that way, and it doesn't! I was thinking it was because my website's WordPress install was connected via SFTP but my blog I'm trying to work on is http://sionic.ath.cx/test/ and that it would have trouble previewing the pages when I'm connected to the WordPress install and not the individual blog directory (doesn't exist, it's just one install linked to a database designed to hold multiple blogs data).
Either I give it http://sionic.ath.cx/ or http://sionic.ath.cx/testing/, it will give me some HTTP 404 error about an index(several code letters).php not on the server or the site isn't executing PHP, which my site is executing PHP obviously. :(
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I keep getting a HTTP 404 when trying to view my site live in Dreamweaver CS3. I have it connected via SFTP, and I can use the get command on everything. I'm confused as to why I'm having trouble when Dreamweaver CS5 does it perfectly without errors. I exported the site via Dreamweaver CS5 to Dreamweaver CS3 to see if that would make a difference and it actually leaves stuff out like the remote/test server, etc. Putting that server information in again after importing the site still gives me an HTTP 404.
I setup my WordPress install for multiple blogs so I tried switching the URLs to http://sionic.ath.cx/ to see if it would work that way, and it doesn't! I was thinking it was because my website's WordPress install was connected via SFTP but my blog I'm trying to work on is http://sionic.ath.cx/test/ and that it would have trouble previewing the pages when I'm connected to the WordPress install and not the individual blog directory (doesn't exist, it's just one install linked to a database designed to hold multiple blogs data).
Either I give it http://sionic.ath.cx/ or http://sionic.ath.cx/testing/, it will give me some HTTP 404 error about an index(several code letters).php not on the server or the site isn't executing PHP, which my site is executing PHP obviously. :(
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