Recommended File Hierarchy

What is the recommended project file hierarchy? I tried:
-site
--cgi-bin
--jsfiles
--stylesheets
--templates
etc.
but when I tried to save a template file, I got a dialog
saying it should be outside of the root or remote updates might not
occur correctly (or something like that). So, what is the
recommended project file hierarchy? What works best? Is it
documented anywhere? I read the getting started doc, but it blows.
GN

Here is a hard and fast rule -
Every file used by the site must be within the hosting
account's root.
Here's a loose guideline -
Every file used by the site *could* be placed within the
site's root.
Here's a final rule -
All HTML, js, CSS, DWT, LBI, and image files *MUST* be placed
within the
site's root.
When you save a file, place it anywhere you want within the
root of the
site, unless it's a template file or a library item file.
When you save
templates, use FILE | Save As Template, and DW will take care
of this for
you.
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> What is the recommended project file hierarchy? I tried:
> -site
> --cgi-bin
> --jsfiles
> --stylesheets
> --templates
> etc.
>
> but when I tried to save a template file, I got a dialog
saying it should
> be
> outside of the root or remote updates might not occur
correctly (or
> something
> like that). So, what is the recommended project file
hierarchy? What
> works
> best? Is it documented anywhere? I read the getting
started doc, but it
> blows.
>
> GN
>

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