Windows 10: Alternative to Hosting Provider's File Manager Back End

Discus and support Alternative to Hosting Provider's File Manager Back End in Windows 10 Network and Sharing to solve the problem; I use a paid host for my three wordpress.org blogs but uploading themes is a hassle. If I use my host's file manager to manage my files, which I do, I... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Network and Sharing' started by abecharles, Nov 21, 2014.

  1. ABECHARLES
    abecharles Win User

    Alternative to Hosting Provider's File Manager Back End


    I use a paid host for my three wordpress.org blogs but uploading themes is a hassle. If I use my host's file manager to manage my files, which I do, I can move files, including themes and plugins from one folder or blog installation to another but I cannot copy across instantaneously.

    Is there any free tool that I can use to copy my themes from one blog themes folder to another blog's theme's folder on the same hosting account?

    I understand the software doesn't have to make my upload. The files would just copy across as directed by me. Is there a free tool, preferably web based to allow me to do this or am I stuck without uploading 200 themes to each blog using FTP tools like Filezilla from my home PC?

    I don't want to use Manage WP as it is premium and I haven't been able to successfully done this with the trial unless I am doing something wrong. Please assist.

    :)
     
    abecharles, Nov 21, 2014
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  2. IVICHA
    ivicha Win User

    Nokia 5530 installation problem

    I upload the apps to a file hosting site (this is from my email provider) and then I download them on the phone (I don't have a cable in the offise, so I use wi-fi comming from somewhere Alternative to Hosting Provider's File Manager Back End :) )



    And there is another problem. When I try to copy or move to folder a file from the file manager, it just closes and I end looking at the home screen Alternative to Hosting Provider's File Manager Back End :(
     
    ivicha, Nov 21, 2014
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  3. SIRCH20XE
    Sirch20XE Win User
    File picker ui host

    Why does the file picker ui host show up on the Task Manager. I have many of them? Should I end task on each?
     
    Sirch20XE, Nov 21, 2014
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  4. JIMBO45
    jimbo45 Win User

    Alternative to Hosting Provider's File Manager Back End

    Hi there
    surely any decent FTP program should be able to copy from one part to another on your hosting site.

    This FREE one works brilliantly. Just adjust the Local and Remote addresses to the file directories on your hosting site. (Ensure Read and Write access of course).

    WS_FTP LE | Free FTP Client from Ipswitch File Transfer

    If that link doesn't work properly this one does

    WS_FTP LE - FTP client

    Cheers
    jimbo
     
    jimbo45, Nov 24, 2014
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