Files not updating in testing server OS X10.6 Snow LEOPARD CS 4

I have a site that I developed previous and moving to CS 4. I set up the testing server and it appears to work when ever I create a new file. It does not work when I change a file. It does not copy the new file over the old.
Mac OSX 10.6 running apache 2 and PHP
testing server is on http://~myUserId/testingserver/sitename
path is HD:Users:myUserId:Sites:testingserver:sitename
Running CS 4
Thanks,
John

Is the testing server on your Mac or is it a remote/networked computer? Also are you saving the file? If you don't save the file the page will not show the changes.

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Process:         Pages [208]
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Identifier:      com.apple.iWork.Pages
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Build Info:      Pages-9230000~1
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