Uploading a file in Java

Print QR-Code in Java Uploading a file

Normally, you ll upload files associated with your Web site inside of SiteBuilder itself (see 6) However, if you have a need to manually copy the file to your Web site online, you can do that as well

Follow these steps to upload a file: 1 From the File Manager page, click the Upload Files link The Easy Upload page appears, as shown in Figure 14-7 You can also use the Quick Links drop-down box and go directly to the Easy Upload page 2 On the Easy Upload page, click the Browse button beside the top filename box and select the file to upload As the site warns, make sure you don t have spaces in the filenames (such as Rich Favorite Documentdoc) Rename your file if necessary (Richfavdoc) 3 If you have more than one file to upload, continue adding your files using the boxes 4 Click the Upload Files button Your files upload to the root folder on your Web site located on the Yahoo! Web server

You may need to manually delete a file from your Web site on a couple of common occasions: Suppose you delete a page from your Web site inside of SiteBuilder It s removed from within the Site Contents pane of SiteBuilder, and you never see it again But the HTML file that was published to your Web site stays there, forever orphaned Now, a file or two won t hurt anything, but once you start getting a bunch of orphaned files, then you re needlessly taking up space on your Web site Suppose you upload one or more MP3 files, multimedia videos, PowerPoint presentations, or other large files on your Web site After you no longer need them, deleting them is a good idea to make sure you don t fill your Web site storage with large, unused files When you need to delete a file, follow these instructions: 1 From the File Manager page, click the check box beside the file or files you want to delete If the file you want to get rid of is in a folder, then click the folder to view it Figure 14-8 shows the check box checked beside a Word document that is no longer needed on the Web site

2 Click the Delete Files button to confirm that you want to get rid of the file(s) The Delete Files confirmation page displays, as shown in Figure 14-9 You re taken to the File Manager, with a message indicating that the files were deleted

I promise it s gonna happen at some point or another Everything is going along fine with your Web site, and then you mess it up Perhaps you get a great idea on how to reorganize the site or are inspired to redo the home page Or maybe you simply make a mistake and type the wrong prices on your sale page But a day later, you visit your site and realize that your reorganization is confusing, your home page design looks awful, or your sale prices are all marked down to $05 What s a person to do Your first step

is usually simply restoring one or more files to the way they were before you made changes When (notice I say when, not if ) this happens, you have two options: Keep backup versions of your SiteBuilder sites on your hard drive so you can simply open up a backed-up site and then republish it Use the Snapshot Backups feature in the Control Panel To restore a Web site using the Snapshot Backup 1 From any Web Hosting Control Panel page, click the Manage tab 2 Click the Snapshot Backups link inside of the Tools for Managing Your Site module The Snapshot Backups page displays, as shown in Figure 14-10 3 Click the snapshot you want to retrieve The view for that particular snapshot appears, as shown in Figure 14-11 You can restore one or more files within a given folder