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Anyone used Adobe Contribute for managing a website?

  • 27-01-2011 1:53pm
    #1
    bobbytables
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 498 ✭✭


    Hi, firstly this isn't my choice of approach, as I'm a developer. I have a friend who needs help managing an old site and up until now has been using Contribute to manage content, etc. Having never used Contribute before it appears to work from dreamweaver templates, etc, etc, etc and sync files between local projects and remote web servers (over FTP I'm assuming). The site was created from a stock dreamweaver template a few years back :rolleyes:

    Anyhoo, we have FTP access to the host and I just want to know if I FTP in and manually make code changes myself will Contribute go ape sh1t the next time it starts up and notices that files have changed behind it's back.

    Right now she wants to change site meta data and contribute isn't letting her, so this is why I'm planning on going behind it's back because the tool simply won't let us change anything outside of <body>.

    Anyone know any problems with this approach?


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