brotherhutch

I use FTP almost every day. In this case, however, I do not have FTP access to the host I am using, so I've uploaded an html file to cloud storage and displayed it through an iframe in my blog post. As far as the badge requirements go: I did upload content from my local computer; it is published on the web and is viewable in a browser. I use cuteFTP and Filezilla for my regular FTP needs.

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Progress:

Received 3 reviews of the 3 reviews needed.
The posted reviews give this work submission a total average score of 4.00 (needs to be at least 3 for the badge to be awarded).

Reviews

Assessment from Laura Hilliger on Nov. 23, 2011, 9:10 a.m.
1. install an FTP or SFTP client
  
  4 out of 4
  
  Always
2. upload content that is visible live in a browser
  
  4 out of 4
  
  Always
- Final rating
  
  4.0 out of 4
  
  Always
Comment:

He who works around, know what he needs to work around. I believe Brotherhutch uses FTP almost every day, hence my ratings.
Assessment from Ken Doman on Jan. 7, 2012, 11:21 p.m.
1. install an FTP or SFTP client
  
  4 out of 4
  
  Always
2. upload content that is visible live in a browser
  
  4 out of 4
  
  Always
- Final rating
  
  4.0 out of 4
  
  Always
Comment:

I believe brotherhutch knows what he's doing, and he has demonstrated a slick workaround for companies that won't let you ftp in things normally. Great job.
Assessment from WebDevRobert on Feb. 7, 2012, 10:48 p.m.
1. install an FTP or SFTP client
  
  4 out of 4
  
  Always
2. upload content that is visible live in a browser
  
  4 out of 4
  
  Always
- Final rating
  
  4.0 out of 4
  
  Always
Comment:

I'm passing you with flying colors, as you've demonstrated you have met the criteria.

The issue you have with your host, is one short-fall of P2PU, but one which has many ways to work around it.