Is it possible to preview edit a live website such as updates using Brackets? I know there is the project settings field where it is used for local hosted filed but what if I entered a website in general. I've tried this and when previewing, the website showed up but nothing changed in the brackets code. Could this act as the inspect element for the website?
I would really like to know how if this is even possible.
Thank you so much in advance for the help!
No, this is not possible.
Live Preview works by serving your current project via a local server that connects Google Chrome via its remote debugging protocol. This implies that your project has to be local.
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Several years ago, I created web site using Adobe GoLive 6, which has been discontinued and I have no working backup of the program at this time. I would like to relaunch this site temporarily as is, which has been fully developed.
The problem I have is this: The Adobe GoLive 6 project file was created using the original domain, let's call it www.bigbadstsuff.com. However, the original domain I used is no longer available. I currently have a similar domain, let's call it www.newbigbadstuff.com.
I cannot open or transfer the GoLive version of the site into any web design program that I know of. The only thing I would like and need to do is change the project file's name of GoLive created version of www.bigbadstuff.com to www.newbigbadstuff.com so that when it is uploaded to my server, it will be recognized.
I am not well-versed in this, but what would I change? Would I use a text editor to edit a GoLive XML file, the GoLive website data file, or something else?
I hope this was clear. (Plus, before someone criticizes me for using an old GoLive version of the site (which again will be temporary) or something, a new version of the site is being built up to current standards, but for now, I simply need to get this version back online. Thanks).
I have an html file that I use to extract a locally stored sqlite database file's informtaion, using some easy javascript.
Now I want to access this web page through http protocol (not file:/// scheme).
What configuration do you recommend to easily realize this manoeuvre ?
Thank you in advance.
Your question is lacking, but in general you want a webhost or setup your own computer for external connections.
I recommend finding a simple hosting site and learning the procedure from there.
From the command line, navigate into your project folder, and run:
python -m SimpleHTTPServer
You can then open http://localhost:8000 in your browser, to view your page using the http:// protocol.
(I don't think this will work if your HTML file is actually PHP, which given that your description includes databases, it sounds like it might be. In that case, I would download something like MAMP.)
This answer assumes you're just trying to use the http:// protocol to test your page locally - like the other solution says, if you want to deploy your page so other people can see it, you'll need to find web hosting.
We currently have an intranet host on a server (just Html and js project).
contributors do not have a local copy of the project, and modify the code on a regular basis using Expression web. However, a lot of Expression web's features, like link maintenance, do not work if the project is not on a local cache.
Do you know any good web IDE capable of maintaining a web project directly on a server ?
Thanks
This IDE may work for you it is biased in the cloud.
https://c9.io/
I'm having periodic issues with changes I make to a website I'm building with VS not showing up when I run the VS debugger. For example, sometimes if I delete a section of code it still appears when I run the code using the VS debugger. This issue doesn't happen that often, and seems to appear and disappear randomly. If I go into the project's folder and manually open (double-click) the .html page I'm working on I can see my changes, so I know it's an issue with VS.
Is there something obvious I'm missing? I've just started using VS for web development, and as far as I know I'm using all the default settings.
Thanks!
Clean and built your project and try again dude.
Any changes to JSP in eclipse like removing css layouts, html tags in eclipse not reflecting when the google webapp is deployed on local test server.
What are the possible problems causing this?
I found doing a shift-refresh in the browser does wonders. What you described is typical of browser caching and doesn't have anything to do with the local server.
Other than that nothing else comes to mind that would explain your problems.