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How do you upload a directory (and sub directories) in FileVista?
Question asked by Jennifer Taylor - 1/15/2019 at 7:45 AM
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Trying to upload (or drag and drop a folder and sub folders) to a directory and it cannot. Do I have to create the folder structure and then upload the files into each folder?

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Cem Alacayir Replied
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FYI,

With FileUltimate v6.5 and FileVista v7.30, it's now possible to drag and drop files and folders from desktop (or file system) directly to FileManager! This means you no longer need to open "Upload Files" window first to drop and upload. It works same as internal drag and drop.


Added: It's now possible to drag and drop files and folders from desktop (or file system) directly to FileManager.This means you no longer need to open "Upload Files" window first to drop and upload. It works same as internal drag and drop,i.e. you can drag and drop to any folder (or zip file) UI item you see in the FileManager. For example dragging and holdingon a folder node in the folder tree (left pane) will expand the folder node so you can drill down before dropping.While dragging, "Upload to " indicator will display below the cursor to let you know where you are exactly uploading to(subfolder name or not allowed indicator).Dropping folders is supported on recent browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) and IE10+ supports only dropping files but not folders(a warning message is displayed when you drop a folder on IE).Regular "Upload Files" window also supports dropping folders on supported browsers now.
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Adrian Ilie Replied
You cannot imagine how useful this is... A real game changer.

You are the best, Cem. Keep up the good work.
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Cem Alacayir Replied
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Hi Adrian,
I am glad you liked the new feature. By the way we have a new update.

FileUltimate v6.5.2 and FileVista v7.30.2 :
Improved stability for the new upload feature introduced in April 2, 2019 Product Updates  and added "Add Folders" button to the regular "Upload Window" which is an alternative to "drag and drop folders".

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