The protocol establishes a methodical approach to transition website code from development to a hosted environment. Changes only occur in development, with localhost serving as a testing phase before finalizing uploads to the webserver via Filezilla. The system includes a batch file that transfers relevant files to localhost and write-protects them. Although uploads appear successful with identical file dates to those viewed on localhost, the browser shows outdated pages, indicating a potential caching issue or server misconfiguration that needs troubleshooting.
The protocol follows a strict A to B to C workflow, ensuring changes are made only in the development environment and progressively tested before hosting.
A batch file automates the transfer of code to localhost, establishing a testing ground before files are uploaded to the web host using Filezilla.
Despite successful uploads via Filezilla and accurate file versions, the browser displays outdated content, suggesting potential caching issues or server configurations might be at play.
Confirming the correct folders and paths in Filezilla as well as checking server-side caching settings can help resolve the discrepancy between localhost and the webhost.
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