Next, in Cyberduck, go to File>Synchronize, navigate to your "watched" folder and click Choose to close the dialog window. Once the upload is complete, you may want to set a bookmark for your web site folder on the server.
This will start the uploading process - but hopefully this will be the last time the entire site will need to be uploaded unless you make major edits to the site. With the site file directory open in Cyberduck, open your "watched" folder (where you published your files with the File Copy function), select all the files in the folder then drag and drop them into Cyberduck's main upload window. Unless you place your files on the root level of the server, you will now need to open the directory (folder) on the server where you files need to be uploaded to. Next, launch Cyberduck, click on "Open Connection" then enter the Server, User Name and Password information (the same info you entered into Freeway's upload dialog when previously uploading direct from Freeway) into the relevant fields. Click on the Select button in the File Copy dialog, choose a location, create a new folder, give it a logical name, click Choose and then click OK to start the publishing process into the "watched" folder. To do this, go to File>Upload, but this time choose "File Copy" from the Upload popup. Once you've installed Cyberduck you can then open your Freeway file and publish your files into a folder which can be set as a "watched" folder by Cyberduck. First, you'll need to download the excellent (and free) FTP application called Cyberduck from.
There is, however, a reliable method to prevent this happening - it may take a few minutes to set up, but it can save a lot of time in the long term as the entire site will not need to be uploaded each time. If that doesn't solve it, it might be that there isn't an easy fix in Freeway. Go to File>Document Setup, click on the Output tab and make sure that the Resources popup is set to "Common Resource Folder".
A possible solution is to use a single resources folder for your document. Freeway uploads the entire site each time a page is edited 28th of April, 2009 It can often happen that the structure of a site - especially one with many QuickTime movies, large audio files or makes heavy use of multimedia content - will make Freeway upload the entire site even if a single file or page is edited.
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