I have some directories in my project. They contain jpg-images.
And -so far- they have been pulled into the 'Files...images'.
Worked fine so far. Even if they take twice the space, does not really matter.
Then I transferred the jpgs directly into a sub-directory of 'Files...images'
here named 'flags_laender' and 'fotos_firmen'.
Also marking them 'all' (Ctrl + A) in the source, and transferring them with 'Select' worked fine, too.
I have then removed one of the 'original' directories, used the Site Explorer x.
> Screenshot1
Because those files were now contained in one of the image-subdicretories.
The source directory disappeared as expected.

But a subsequent rebuild of the project created disaster:
Only part of the output files were build, especially the 'index.htm' was not created.
Though index.css was created. Not in both versions 'Export to Folder' and 'Publish to Web'.
That situation is solid. And there seems to be no way back.
God heavens I made a backup before (as usual when I make a substantial modification).

I put the complete project-source -zip- (the correct version) on the known Domain and give you the link.
Proceed as simple as possible, I nailed it down:
Run the Build process, which works fine.
Then remove one of the folders in the Site Explorer, here '_fotos_firmen'.
That folder disappears, which is ok as expected.
> ScreenShot1

Now run either 'Publish to Web' or 'Export to Folder'.
And now have a look what is going to be published.
> ScreenShot2

ScreenShot 1



Screenshot 2







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Edited by digizar - Jun 03 2017 at 5:15pm

That structure is exactly as I figured out, as development advanced.
That is why I transferred the images of the source-diretories to 'Files'...'Image' ... 'subfolder'.
I thought I could just remove the source-directories through Site Explorer 'x', once their contents are transferred.
That caused the trouble.

But I found a real stupid solution:
I just deleted the source-directories via the ordinary File-Explorer.
Restarted the project; worked w/o any complaint.
Oh man, as simple as that - and it worked perfectly. Stupid enough.

There are still many things to learn.
And lucky, I am not under pressure.




Edited by digizar - Jun 04 2017 at 1:43am