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Iulia Soimaru
Iulia Soimaru
9,931 Points
Posted by Iulia Soimaru
Iulia Soimaru
9,931 Points

If I work from 2 computers, my HTML code is no saved. Do I have a chance to save it and check from different devices?

My HTML code in Workspace is not saved, it is inconvenient because I use 2 different computers, and when I want to see my code from another device I can't do it.

Thank you

4 Answers

lovell
lovell
7,882 Points
lovell
lovell
7,882 Points

Lulia,

I'd be surprised if its not saved as your logging in to a dedicated area each time you log in and it tracks your progress.

It sounds like a REFRESH issue.

If you log in to TREEHOUSE let's say at work........then again at home...when you log in at home it won't recognise the work you did earlier unless you refresh the workspace.

So I suggest, when you get to your new computer:

1- Clear CACHE 2- Refresh workspace [CTRL R]

Hope this helps :-)

Iulia Soimaru
Iulia Soimaru
9,931 Points
Iulia Soimaru
Iulia Soimaru
9,931 Points

Thank you, I will check it :)

Iulia Soimaru
Iulia Soimaru
9,931 Points
Iulia Soimaru
Iulia Soimaru
9,931 Points

Even if I save my code, I couldn't open on the second computer folders that I created on the first one.

Robin MILTENBERGER
Robin MILTENBERGER
3,792 Points
Robin MILTENBERGER
Robin MILTENBERGER
3,792 Points

There is another solution, use codeanywhere instead of the workspace

lovell
lovell
7,882 Points
lovell
lovell
7,882 Points

Robin, Wouldn't that give the same issue? If the user doesn't refresh on 2 separate versions of a code editor.

Robin MILTENBERGER
Robin MILTENBERGER
3,792 Points
Robin MILTENBERGER
Robin MILTENBERGER
3,792 Points

Well, I just log on my app or on the website and it's automatically synchronized.