Angelina
In reading many of the posts in this forum . . there seems to be ONE common complaint.
A lot of people would like to be able to turn off the queue feature.
Evidently the people at SmartFTP couldn't care less . . and really do not want to hear about it.
They choose instead to simply close the topic and turn their backs on the problem . . What kind of a way is this to do business?
The queue adds an ADDITIONAL step to the process . . don't try to tell me that it does not ! !
I used to be able to drag an updated page of a website from the folder on my computer directly into the folder on my server.
Very simple .. bada-bing .. bada-boom .. I'm done.
Now I have to transfer the page . . 1) INTO THE QUEUE . . and then . . 2) FROM THE QUEUE TO THE SERVER.
I much preferred DRAG .. DROP .. and I'm outa here.
It's all about saving time . . Adding an additional step saves me no time . . and it is very annoying ! ! !
This is NOT PhotoShop .. it's an FTP program .. meant to be quick and easy !
You need to go back to the drawing board and add a feature whereby the user can choose whether or not they wish to use the queue.
A lot of people would like to be able to turn off the queue feature.
Evidently the people at SmartFTP couldn't care less . . and really do not want to hear about it.
They choose instead to simply close the topic and turn their backs on the problem . . What kind of a way is this to do business?
The queue adds an ADDITIONAL step to the process . . don't try to tell me that it does not ! !
I used to be able to drag an updated page of a website from the folder on my computer directly into the folder on my server.
Very simple .. bada-bing .. bada-boom .. I'm done.
Now I have to transfer the page . . 1) INTO THE QUEUE . . and then . . 2) FROM THE QUEUE TO THE SERVER.
I much preferred DRAG .. DROP .. and I'm outa here.
It's all about saving time . . Adding an additional step saves me no time . . and it is very annoying ! ! !
This is NOT PhotoShop .. it's an FTP program .. meant to be quick and easy !
You need to go back to the drawing board and add a feature whereby the user can choose whether or not they wish to use the queue.