问题
I am looking for a way to maintain LAMP-based websites entirely from a browser window.
Currently I'm using FlashFXP and NoteTab Pro for FTP and code editing, but they're only good as long as I'm at my desk.
I'd like to find a way to make site edits when I'm away from the office.
If I'm visiting family, and a client calls me about a bug in their site, it would be great to be able to connect to an online FTP client, enter the password, and work directly on the host.
At a minimum, this program would need multiple undoes, tabs for indenting, the ability to CHMOD, and the ability to create and delete files on the server.
I would like to avoid an advertising-heavy solution, and a clean GUI is a priority.
. . .
FireFTP is really slick but it refuses to show some files on the main site I maintain. And, since this program will be used on computers that are not mine, and possibly in public places, it would be nice to avoid installing a plug-in (and possibly a browser). If I can get it to work I may use it for everyday FTP.
Bespin looks promising but as of this writing it has no FTP connection capabilities, and very limited export possiblities.
Final choice: Net2FTP. It does everything I want. My only complaint is that it's ugly, but I can live with it in return for the flexibility I'll be getting in return.
回答1:
PHPanywhere.net is exactly what you are lloking for. :)
It's a real-time syntax code editor with support for all web formats and includes a powerful FTP editor.
Check it out @ http://phpanywhere.net/ and let me know what you think!
回答2:
I've used FireFTP before, a Firefox FTP addon. It offers all the features of a standard FTP client, but runs in its own tab.
Update: You can always install Firefox Portable and install the plugin there, that way you can carry it with you on a usb stick to use on other peoples computers.
回答3:
Personally i am using http://kodingen.com for my remote work. They also provide free hosting for developing new project...
anyway check it out!
for me phpanywhere.net did not work... i always got corrupted files and pasting problems.
Good Luck
PS: i know its an old post but someone might find it usefully.
回答4:
Now that you've specified you're actually looking for web-based and not browser-based, for editors I suggest taking a look at Bespin, its name has been coming up fairly often recently.
回答5:
i like net2ftp
which is net based, allows uploads, page/code edits in a standard text box
another nice feature: you can upload net2ftp to your own personal website and use it to ftp into any other site that you have access to.
回答6:
For this type of thing the best out there is http://codey.co
The issue is that you can't add more than 10 FTP connection in the list and you can run only 1 at the time... but the editor is great and runs like a charm.
Hope you like it and take in consideration that it's in beta, but for a beta it has been helping my ass for more than 1 year now.
Cheers and may the code be with you!
回答7:
Net2FTP does the job but it's ugly.
Would be awesome if you could create an account and they store FTP sites.
I use http://codeanywhere.com
You can use it for free storing 1 FTP account. And the interface looks good. If you want to store more than 1 FTP account you have to pay.
Is there any service like codeanywhere.com but for free?
回答8:
Try the Firefox extension, FireFTP. Runs right in its own tab.
(source: mozdev.org)
edit:
You want a full web solution? Try using Net2FTP. Free, no registration, access it from any browser. I've used it many times and I think it has all the features you want.
回答9:
Filezilla is good. Try its portable version. No advertising and able to create and delete file.. very handy... i use it since 2 years.
回答10:
Okay, it's an old post, but since I have the same problem and looked around I came a cross an old app in new design.
PSPad is very handy with:
- integrated FTP for direct editing files on a server etc.
- you can have it on an usb-disk and use it where ever in the world
- It's also a free-ware
Many other features come along with the program. It seems there are not enough goodies. It's just a candy bar for developers :-). Try it, there are many languages supported!
PSPad (home, eng)
PSPad downloads
回答11:
As said in tj111 answer (Web-based FTP client & code editor) you could install fireFTP and FireFOx portable to be able to run firefox from a USB-stick.
Then you could on the same USB-stick install notepad++. It's a great open-source editor with syntax highlighting and parameter hinting and a lot more. (http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/nl/site.htm)
Then you could run both fireFTP and notepad++ from that USB-stick. You can configure fireFTP to automaticly open files with notepad++. When you'll save the file in notepad++ fireFTP will automaticly update it on your FTP server.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/611597/web-based-ftp-client-code-editor