If no relevant server is available in the list, click, and in the Deployment dialog that opens configure access to the required server.Ĭreate, move, rename, edit, and delete files and folders on the server Create, move, rename, edit, and delete files The tool window shows a tree view of files and folders under the server root. Select the required deployment server from the list. Open the Remote Host tool window by choosing Tools | Deployment | Browse Remote Host or View | Tool Windows | Remote Host from the main menu. In either case, to keep your local and remote sources synchronized, configure automatic upload using the Upload changed files automatically to the default server list in the Options dialog. For more information, refer to Connect to a web server.Īlthough PhpStorm supports direct editing of individual non-project files on servers, to get full coding assistance either download the sources from the server and arrange them in a PhpStorm project or upload the local sources to the server.

You can also create, move, rename, and delete files and folders on the server.įor the sake of simplicity, any file or folder in your PhpStorm project is called local and any file or folder on the server is called remote, even if the server is actually installed on your machine. Once you have set up synchronization between your local application sources and the application sources on a server, you can upload and download files as well as compare files and folders on the server with their local versions, edit local versions and even edit individual non-project files on the server.

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