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6,718 PointsHow did Nick fix changes to his website in real-time?
Hi everybody!
Another newbie question! In this video, with his website already published on the web and uploaded through Cyberduck, Nick makes changes to his website and fixes the bugs and when he refreshed his live website, the changes appear on his website instantly.
When I tried to do the same thing and it didn't work! Did Nick do something behind the scenes that we are not aware about? When I turn on Cyberduck, it asks me whether I want to make a 'live connection'. Must this be turned on before I can make realtime changes?
Thank you guys in advance for your help!
2 Answers
Jonathan Walz
21,429 PointsCall me crazy but I don't see anything about cyberduck in this video? If you upload with cyberduck, and everything appears to be successful, then changes should happen almost immediately depending on your host service as long as you refresh the page.
Abirbhav Goswami
15,450 PointsHe is using Workspace preview. Not his live webpage.
Karl Pupé
6,718 PointsKarl Pupé
6,718 PointsHello Jonathan!
Thank you so much for your response! The reason why I mentioned Cyberduck was that was the only way that I could think of that the website would change because maybe somehow there was a live connection that allowed him to make edit and upload in real-time.
What I will think I will do is, use the DevTools to find potential bugs and look at any changes and transfer them via Cyberduck to my website.
Thank you for your insights!