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Avoiding a long and drawn out explaination on how pointless it is, I'll sum it up quickly:

No.

Short, candid and yet sublimely to the point;)

[QUOTE=lazyroll]What I really want to know is if anyone knows of a way that i can build/install a programme that will let me put all my files onto my server and then download them when i need to change them?[/QUOTE]

What I am wondering is why he asks this and initially says no to FTP. After all, that's exactly what an FTP program does.

well..... i just want all my stuff in one place... and this is likely to be a site where i can practice new things aswell...

to Tele... This is Atlantic college.... i dont know what its called in america.... but in Britain.... its called a Sixth Form College... im 16 next month

Now that I think about it, I would just use FTP if I were you. Unless I wanted something integrated with my site, etc. where I would want to make a form upload script. But you dont want to worry about that - just pick up an ftp program and use that.

And can someone tell me how do you use ftp as a protocol in a web browser? Its pathetic that I dont know, but I dont. Do you have to login? Or give permissions? Sign up? (Like ftp://myserver/myfile.txt.)

Using php to upload you might run into a problem because most hosts leave the max upload file size set to default, which is 2MB, and you run into time out issues. So just use ftp, imo.

Thanks guys and Gals.... some great answrers

You're not going to college if you 16... College comes after grades 1-12 =]... FTP is the way to go... if you really HAD to you can use php to prgram a web ftp interface, although sorta worthless...

nono..... Sixth Form college.... im not sure how your school system works... but after you are 16 in britain.... you can :

a) Stay in School
b) Go to College
c) Be an apprentice
d) Get a Job
e) Be a BUM

hehe
i hope that i am gonna get into the college.... www.atlanticcollege.org <---- Take a look