I've searched through the forum and looked over the documentation / FAQ and can't seem to find an answer.

I have a website project folder in C:\Projects\School\CS631\Site. There are other folders beneath CS631 that are peers to the site folder (documentation, database, mockups etc). The entire CS631 folder hierachy is a git local repository.

I have WAMPSERVER installed locally with http://localhost corresponding to c:\wamp\www. I've created a folder beneath www called cs631 (i.e., c:\wamp\www\cs631) which at the moment is empty.

Is there a way to get PhpED to upload, publish, sync etc the contents of c:\projects\school\cs631\site to c:\wamp\www\cs631 or am i forced to put my project "source" under wamp\www?

My first suggestion is to stop using localhost and start using some 'real' domain names that point directly to site folders. Many frameworks don't like localhost as a domain name, plus all cookies are shared and I've seen many people have issues with using localhost for development.

Setup your Apache to use virtual hosts and then use the Windows hosts file to define your own domain names pointing to 127.0.0.1 using maybe names like mysite.local, anothersite.local, etc. so you know they are local. Make sure you have at least one dot in the domain name.

Are you currently publishing using FTP?

Thanks. New to web development, apache etc.

I created a virtualhost as you suggested and I'm able to debug now. I'm currently developing locally and will move to a different hosted site once complete so I'm not currently publishing using FTP