What is a testing server?

Hi people,
Everytime I want to preview my site it says I must specify a
testing server. Can you please tell me what this is and what I must
fill in.
Thankyou,
Ruud4eva

Testing servers and previewing with temp files are unrelated,
Nancy.
It sounds like the OP has specified an ASP, PHP, etc. server
model for
his/her site, but not specified the details of the testing
server. That
would explain that prompt.
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> That is a server on which you preview pages before
taking them live to the
> production server. Most of the time, that would be
Internet Information
> Server or another server on your local machine.
>
> You can preview files using temporary files instead ..
go to
> Edit/Preferences/Preview in Browser and check the box
that says "preview
> using temporary files".
>
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> "Ruud4eva" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>> Hi people,
>>
>> Everytime I want to preview my site it says I must
specify a testing
>> server. Can you please tell me what this is and what
I must fill in.
>>
>> Thankyou,
>> Ruud4eva
>
>

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> Host Directory:/root folder/ (if no root folder
directory use "/"
Or leave it blank.
> FTP Host:yoursite.com
I see that this is a *real* domain, with a real registration.
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> URL Prefix:
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> You need to be connected to the internet to test dynamic
attributes.
>
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> displayed:
>
> Access:FTP
> FTP Host:yoursite.com
> Host Directory:/root folder/ (if no root folder
directory use "/" no
> quotations)
> Login:Host login Username
> Password: Host Login Password
> Check Save checkbox
> No other checkboxes
> URL Prefix:
http://your-site.com/
>
> Click the test button and see what happens.
>
> Best,
>

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-dao

daoliver wrote:
> Surely the preview feature must not be bound by this
restriction. What might
> be done to get preview to work properly with this local
testing server?
You need to define the testing server correctly in your site
definition.
In your case, the Testing server folder field should be set
to
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http://localhost:8888/jsMath/test/.
David Powers
Adobe Community Expert, Dreamweaver
http://foundationphp.com

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I am confused about what information I should put in my
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d _mmServerScripts in the same directory.
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page on my local site and upload it to my remote site, Dreamweaver
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What you need to do is set up so that in the remote server
you point to the
www level on the server, and don't replicate this locally.
Paul Whitham
Certified Dreamweaver MX2004 Professional
Adobe Community Expert - Dreamweaver
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"Jim_Moore" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>I am confused about what information I should put in my
remote site
>definition
> info and testing server FTC Host directory text boxes.
My host placed 3
> directories: database, log, and www on my server and
Dreamweaver placed
> two
> directories, Connections and _mmServerScripts in the
same directory as the
> above 3. I have placed all of my site files, including
my home page and
> folders
> in the www directory and my Access database in the
database directory.
> Dreamweaver placed the connection info in the
Connections folder an d
> _mmServerScripts in the same directory.
>
> In order to construct my local site to match the remote
site, I created a
> www
> folder on my local site and placed all of my HTML files
and supporting
> folders
> in it.
>
> From various Adobe Tech Notes I have read, I was led to
believe my FTP
> host
> directory
> Should be www/. However, when I do this and create a new
web page on my
> local
> site and upload it to my remote site, Dreamweaver
creates a new www
> directory
> inside of the one my host created on the remote site and
uploads the file
> to it
> instead of placing it in the www directory my host
created. Also, when I
> use
> F12 to test my page in my browser I get a 404 page not
found because
> Dreamweaver placed a www in the page URL that shouldn?t
be there and after
> I
> remove it I?m able to see my page in my browser. My URL
prefix on my
> testing
> server site definition is:
http://I.P.number.html.
>
> What am I not doing right?
> Should I use www/ as my FTP host directory or leave it
blank?
> Also, what should my URL prefix be?
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
>

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Password: the one I set up at the server
Database: myusername_testform
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1. There is no testing server running on the server machine.
2. The testing server specified to this site does not map to the the http://ftp.mysite.com/_mmserverscripts/MMHTTPDB.php URL. Verify that the URL prefix maps to the root of the site.
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'Unable to connect to database server' on local test server (CS4)

I am a php/MySql newb. Have designed static sites in DW since Macromedia DW 4 days.
I have set up a testing server on my Mac running OSX 10.6.7 using MAMP 1.9.5 and Dreamweaver CS4 to test my osCommerce store (I like to see what's happening visually, even if I just change a small variable in the code). Although I have imported the store database from my remote server, and the connection tests in the DW Database window to the store, mysql, and information schema databases in Dreamweaver are successful, I still get "Unable to connect to the database server!" when I try to preview a .php page with Live View or with a browser. I'm using the correct ports in my site definition (8888 and 8889). MAMP shows Apache and MySQL running, of course. Have tried logging in as root and as my ususal username witht the correct passwords. Everything seems to be right...but it's still wrong.
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Have also posted this on the MAMP forum.

Hi Kanstantin,
Ieve tested the database connectivity through sqlplus using SYSTEM. But when I try to connect (Mount the repositiry server from MDM console, I facing the problem mentioned.
Please let me know if I need to do anything else.
For your info:
The following are the tnsnames entries
EXTPROC_CONNECTION_DATA =
(DESCRIPTION =
    (ADDRESS_LIST =
      (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = IPC)(KEY = EXTPROC1))
    (CONNECT_DATA =
      (SID = PLSExtProc)
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MD7 =
(DESCRIPTION =
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      (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = mysapplm)(PORT = 1521))
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SID_LIST_LISTENER =
(SID_LIST =
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      (SID_NAME = PLSExtProc)
      (ORACLE_HOME = I:\oracle\MD7\102)
      (PROGRAM = extproc)
LISTENER =
(DESCRIPTION_LIST =
    (DESCRIPTION =
      (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = IPC)(KEY = EXTPROC1))
      (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = mysapplm)(PORT = 1521))
Regrads,
Varadhu
Edited by: Varadhu on Aug 6, 2009 10:49 AM

Login settings will not update the local testing server files

When uploading to web server from local testing server, changing login settings in the control panel does not update the local testing server Restrict Access to page files. Causing login on website not to function.
It does however update the Connections file and the login wizard form.
What is the best way to change login settings before uploading site to web server?
Thanks
Dan

Dan - I am having the same exact problem. I'm using the restrict access and user registration and login - when attempting to use the Update Record wizard to allow users to change their password or email address, it doesn't change the record.

Login settings will not update local testing server files

When uploading to web server from local testing server, changing login settings in the control panel does not update the local testing server files. Causing login on website not to function.
It does however update the Connections file and login wizard form.
What is the best way to change login settings before uploading site to web server?
Dan

Dan - I am having the same exact problem. I'm using the restrict access and user registration and login - when attempting to use the Update Record wizard to allow users to change their password or email address, it doesn't change the record.

How to setup the local testing server ??

hello, what do I need to install first before I can setup the
testing server in dreamweaver 8? I have download apache2 triad,
mySQL, IIS 6...
Where should I download the correct version of mySQL because
I need to test my php scripts locally which has something to do
with database?
How do I configure these on the testing server setup
Connection Name - what should I input here?
MySQL Server - and this?
Username - where do I get one?
Password - where do I get one?
Database - gets an error saying "HTTP error code 404...
1) There is no testing server running on the server machine.
2)The testing server specified for this site does not map to
the
http://localhost/...... ??
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criticalx wrote:
> I'm using the apache2triad for the mySQL.. I s there
anything I did wrong on
> my configuration part? Thanks... "I only need to test my
site locally"
I have never heard of apache2triad, but I've just had a look
at the
apache2triad site, which says: "It is recommended that only
experienced
users, with a vast knowledge of how networks, and its
components (Apache
Web Server, ect.) should install this software. It IS NOT
your average
software; a lot of time, patience and effort are required to
maintain
such a server."
Setting up a local testing server is not difficult, but it
does require
a basic understanding of how a server-side language like PHP
works.
As I said before, you must always store your files in the web
server
document root. According to the apache2triad documentation,
this is C:
\apache2triad\htdocs\. Unless you store your files there, or
in a
subfolder of htdocs, nothing will work.
---LOCAL INFO----
Site Name: login
Local Root folder: C:\apache2triad\htdocs\login
checked refresh local site automatically
default images: C:\apache2triad\htdocs\login\images\
Links Relative to: "document" - this is correct
HTTP address: leave blank
cache: enabled
---REMOTE INFO---
None
---TESTING SERVER---
Server Model: PHP/MySQL
Access: Local/Network
Testing server folder: C:\apache2triad\htdocs\login\
URL Prefix:
http://localhost/login/
mySQL connection:
conn name: connLogin
mySQL server: localhost (do not use
http://)
username: root
password: mypassword
Database: login
David Powers
Author, "Foundation PHP for Dreamweaver 8" (friends of ED)
Author, "Foundation PHP 5 for Flash" (friends of ED)
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How to transfer a site on my HD to a local testing server?

My site, which I developed in Dreamweaver CS3, is currently
all static HTML. I'm making progress in changing it to have some
PHP content, but my initial work is all on my live site -- whereas
I want to be able to do development and testing on a local testing
server. I've successfully set up XAMPP, and am making progress in
developing some pages on a *new* local test site (which I've
installed for local testing at C:/Program Files/xampp/htdocs),
which I've set up to have PHP-based dynamic content. What I *can't*
figure out how to do is to take all of my local content for my live
Website (which is currently at C:/Documents and
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content for my site locally against my local Web server. I suspect
that there are some simple steps to accomplish this goal, but I'm
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quote:
Originally posted by:
Newsgroup User
Open Windows Explorer, navigate to C:/Documents and
Settings/MyName/,
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to
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Explorer. But I guess that's necessary only if/when you're moving
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http://www.visiblewind.com)
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issues if I do switch from a separate FTP program (which I'm
currently using) to synchronization via Dreamweaver?
p.s.: I ordered your "Essential Guide..." yesterday -- am
expecting it in the mail when I get home tonight!

PHP Local Testing Server Not Working!

Hi Guys,
I've just set up my PHP local testing server, although its not working properly! If you could help that would be so wonderful!
Here is my current settings:
Local Site Folder: C:\XAMPP\htdocs\valsoo\
Web URL: http://localhost/valsoo/
Server Folder: C:\XAMPP\htdocs\valsoo\
Local/Network
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Thanks so much!

Brentis wrote:
I'm testing the 'local testing server' with a file called site_check.php which works in the Local Site Folder root (C:\XAMPP\htdocs\valsoo\site_check.php) but fails to work when the file is within folders (C:\XAMPP\htdocs\valsoo\lesson01). Not all files work in the root either.
If site_check.php works, your local testing server is working.
What do you mean when you say that it fails to work when the file is in a folder, such as lesson01? What actually happens? What sort of files don't work in the root? Without more details, it's impossible to help.
If site_check.php is in C:\XAMPP\htdocs\valsoo\lesson01, you should be able to access the file through http://localhost/valsoo/lesson01/site_check.php.

Setting up local testing server for coldfusion 9 w dreamweaver on mac

Hi All,
I'm rusty at this - need some help...
here's my files on mac-
... Applications/ColdFusion9/wwwroot/main/site1
how do I set the testing server up in DW?
local site ...
/Applications/ColdFusion9/wwwroot/main/site1
testing server
server field - i put...
/Applications/ColdFusion9/wwwroot/main/site1
web URL...
http://localhost:8500/site1/
then I test in browser:
http://localhost:8500/site1/test.cfm
but it fails with : FILE NOT FOUND
but this works but not what i want
http://localhost:8500/site1/test.cfm
I WANT the sub folder also!
What's wrong ?

I think i fixed it.... so please disregard...
was this.........
server field - i put...
/Applications/ColdFusion9/wwwroot/main/site1
web URL...
http://localhost:8500/site1/
now this..... and it works
server field - i put...
/Applications/ColdFusion9/wwwroot/
web URL...
http://localhost:8500/main/site1/

Local Testing server and htdocs

So I have set up apache/php with virtual servers and I'm
using DW8.
I may have terminology errors below. Correct me where I'm
wrong please.
Example site directory C:/apache/htdocs/site.com/
The web directory is: C:/apache/htdocs/site.com/htdocs
however there are other important files hiden below this
rebroot in "site.com/application" for example
My work diretory is C:/somewhere else/site.com. While
developing, I just set the testing server as my webserver and
posted everything to preview, but know I want to include the
production server, and try to use my local testing setup correctly.
I use DW to ftp and edit the site files, including those
below the webroot, so is set my directories to allow access to
those files. My annoyance is that when I preview my site it tries
to pull up the homepage as www.site.dev/htdocs/index.php
(I use dev to distinguish the local testing server)
Can I resolve this problem, or can someone explain how to
effecttively manage your workdirectory, testingserver and
production server from one DW site? At the moment I'm using two DW
sites to manage for now.

Thank you for your answers.
SnakEyez02 wrote:
First, this is very possible depending on your theme. Some of the dyanmic effects in themes use javascript files from the JQuery library as well as other javascript libraries. Because of this it may not be possible to edit all files.
How do you think I could check this is true ? I think I need all the files if I wish to edit the theme. Would copying all the remote files locally help clearing this in any way ?
SnakEyez02 wrote:
This sounds like a path issue in the code. I would check there to make sure the path is correct. Otherwise we would need to see the code.
I don't know how to check this. When inspecting the page with Live Code, I don't know which html file Dw is showing me on the left. No filename has that grey background like it's pushed... Plus, I don't understand why the path would have changed, since I didn't mess with the code (yet) ?
SnakEyez02 wrote:
I have found this to appear when you have friendly/pretty-URLs or mod-rewrite turned on. In the WordPress web admin, go to Settings->Permalinks and choose the default with the ?p=123 setting. DW is currently unable to process the rewriting of URLs and it will only recognize the un-SEO-friendly way of reading URLs.
Ok now I don't understand. When I go to http://localhost/mysite/wp-admin, it shows me the WP logo,
No Upgrade Required
Your WordPress database is already up-to-date!
And a big "continue" button, all of which on the original site (the url is http://www.mysite.com/wp-admin/upgrade.php?_wp_http_referer=%2Fwp-admin%2F). Pressing the button gets me to http://www.mysite.com/.
Is that because I imported the database from the live site ? I don't know what I did to get that, I used to get to the local WP installation. Could that be a bad database setup ?
Any idea ?
Again, thank you a lot for helping me out here !

What is a testing server?

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