Update website w/o rebuilding the entire thing

234 views5 repliesLast post: 6/13/2007
I'm sorry if this is a repost... I posted a while ago but it didn't show up.

With PS/CS I could change one file in a web-gallery and PS/CS would "magically" notice that only one file had changed and would just do a quick update of the website. It seems that PS/CS3 rebuilds the entire thing. Am I doing something wrong, or is there some reason that this very useful feature has vanished.

thanks,
foster

P.S. By "website," I mean the local version of a website. This has nothing to do w/ any exported version of the site that lives on some server.
#1
Any ideas? This used to happen automatically with PS/CS.
#2
Wow, I didn't know I was the only one who used this feature. Is it so obvious how to do this in the new version that it doesn't warrant a reply?
#3
wish i could help. if i want to change one file, i change the file and update the page code by hand. have you tried the help file?
#5
Thanks for the reply Dave.

Yes, but the help file never said anything about it in PS/CS either. It always just kept track (by file dates I assume) and so I just thought that CS3 wouldn't lose that ability. I'll keep looking. It's funny because a fair number of people in the Lightroom forum have looked for this feature in that program. So perhaps rather than adding it to LR, they just removed it from PS.
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