For the most part, I use NuSphere to develop on windoze, then upload via SFTP the edited files to a dev server, which is assigned under the project's 'Publishing Account'. However, recently whilst using NuSphere under different circumstances, I've found myself developing both CLI scripts and reading / writing files directly across a network, neither method requiring any files to be published, but due to the fact that using the upload button has been the way I've worked with NuSphere for some time, it's now second nature to Ctrl+S and hit the Upload button.

The problem is, that there's no "null / blank" entry in the publishing account combo box when editing the project properties, so when I inadvertently hit 'upload', it gets uploaded to the first defined server, which isn't required.

I have now setup a blank account in the accounts manager which obviously prevents files from being uploaded anywhere, but this then requires me to click an OK button in a MsgBox, then to cancel the project properties window and then click OK in another MsgBox, which is starting to get tedious.

What I'd personally like to see, is an empty option in the combobox list of accounts in the project properties screen, or some kind of 'no publish' option, that if that's selected, the upload toolbar button etc become disabled.

I don't like working direct on mapped drives really and prefer to checkout a project from an SVN repository and publish changes, but unfortunately, that's not always my decision to make.



Regards,

Ian