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148 ADOBE GOLIVE CS2
User Guide
To open a GoLive CS, 6.0, or 5.0 site
❖ Open the site in GoLive CS2. GoLive automatically updates it to a GoLive CS2 site, creating a GoLive CS2 site file,
and backs up the site file.
Note:
If you want to archive the entire previous site, not just the site file, copy it, archive the copy, and then open the site
file of the original site.
Advanced URL handling options
Advanced URL handling options let you specify how the site handles characters in URLs. After you create the site,
you can change the URL character encoding (but not the URL case sensitive checking) in the Site Settings dialog box.
Make URLs Case-Sensitive
Specifies whether the site reference links will differentiate between upper and lower
case letters.
URL Encoding
Specifies the type of character encoding that you would like your site to use for its URLs. Unicode’s
UTF8 encoding is the most widely used, covering all major languages and platforms. Contact the administrator of
the web server to which you’ll be publishing to learn which character encoding the server uses.
Win Script (Windows) or Mac Script (Mac OS)
This option is available only if you choose System Specific from the
URL Encoding menu.
Apply %HH Escaping
Specifies the circumstances under which your site will replace, or escape , unallowed
characters in your URLs. For example, the figure “%20” is used to escape spaces, which are not allowed in URLs.
See also
“Specifying preferences and settings for websites” on page 201
Importing sites from remote servers
Importing sites from FTP or HTTP servers
Using the Site Creation Wizard, you can create GoLive sites based on other sites imported from FTP or HTTP
servers. To import sites from a remote server, you must create a single user site and download the files to your local
hard disk. Once you’ve imported a remote site, you can create a site locator file that contains the login and character
encoding information necessary to create the site.
Once you’ve created a single user site and downloaded files to your local hard disk, you can put the site under version
control. See “About version control” on page 150
Accessing login information for imported sites
To create sites based on files imported from an FTP server, you need valid account information to log into the
server—including the name of the server, and your FTP user name and password. Use the Advanced FTP Options
dialog box in the Site Creation Wizard to either change the port number or use passive mode if the site is protected
by a firewall.
To create sites by importing sites from HTTP servers, you only need access to the Internet and a valid home page
URL. See your Internet service provider or system administrator for login information.