I uploaded my files to the webserver hostgator, using cyberduck. all the files uploaded. But one of my html pages and its scss file could not be found. The scss files got converted to css so that's not the issue. I tried reloading them but the same thing happened.
To specif files you can get upload the file through cPanel's File Manager
How to Upload a File Using File Manager
To upload a file through cPanel's File Manager, please do the following:
1 Login to cPanel.
2 Under Files, click File Manager.
3 Select Web Root and Show Hidden Files, then click Go.
4 Click to open the folder to which you'd like to upload files.
5 Click Upload from the top toolbar.
6 Click Browse (some web browsers will have Choose File instead).
7 Select the file on your computer that you wish to upload.
8 Once the file has been selected, it will automatically upload. You may select additional files while uploads are in progress.
more detailed information: https://support.hostgator.com/articles/cpanel/how-to-upload-a-file-using-the-file-manager
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Is it possible to save the files downloaded from my app to be stored in the Downloads folder in Files App?
I am successful in creating my app folder in "On My iPhone" in Files and saving the files there.
However, my requirement is to save it in the Downloads folder in Files.
Is this possible? If so, how do I achieve this?
I am using Oracle SQL Developer on MacOS and I am trying to save zip file into Blob field. I know how to load any other file type by clicking "Load" button and then selecting the file.
The problem is that when I select the zip file and click on Open, it does not select that file, but shows the me the content of zip file and then I can select only one file from that zip. This is not what I want, because I want to upload the whole zip.
Is there any setting in Oracle SQL Developer or any other way?
I do not have such problem on same table when using PLSQL Developer on Windows machine.
I have found out that when I have a zip file in a folder, then Oracle Sql Developer automatically shows also folders for this file, even if does not exist in reality on disk. The name of the folder and the file is the same including extension. Different is only the icon. If you select archive then loading to blob works ok. This is the behaviour on MacOS. I did not test it on other systems. On bottom picture is the example of folder containing only 2 zip files and how it looks when you try selecting file from that folder.
I'm trying to find out what is the specific file i need to upload using the Application loader and where can i find this file…
I though i should upload the .app.dsym file but it cannot be opened.
Thank you for your help.
Open Xcode and then open the preferences. In the upper tab-bar click on 'Locations'.
You will now see where your IDE stores the derived data. (When you click on the small arrow the folder will open in Finder).
Now go to
DerivedData/<YourApp>/Build/Products/Release-iphoneos.
The .app file in this directory has to be zipped and can then be uploaded via Application loader (If it is signed with a distribution certificate).
I configured a a local MoinMoin server and am trying to attach an excel file to a page. Upload for cpp, ods and txt files works fine but pdf, exe, doc, xls and xlsx files DON'T get attached. Once I click the 'upload' button, I get redirected back to the wiki page. When I go back to the Attachments sections I don't see the file attached to the page.
(Running MoinMoin 1.9.3 + Apache2.2 on Windows XP.)
Workaround:
It seems to be an issue only when moin python scripts are called as CGI scripts. I switched to using WSGI in Apache (following instructions from http://code.google.com/p/modwsgi/wiki/IntegrationWithMoinMoin) and am able to upload any file.
In the latest version of Xcode I could simply go to Organizer->MyDevice->Applications and then select the app I wanted to look at and download the appdata in form of a folder with all the app content. Now I only get a .xcappdata file.
How can I access this file for take a look in a .sqlite file?
Under the Data files in Sandbox pane in the Organizer, you'll find all the individual files that the selected app stores on the device and uses, displayed in a hierarchical view.
For my app, it looks like this:
To view the files in Finder, download the .xcappdata file, go to where you save it in Finder, Control-click on it and choose Show Package Contents. The directory structure is identical to what you see in the Organizer, and you can open and/or copy out the files as usual.
I'm constantly checking my app's database, so to speed things up I always download the .xcappdata to the same folder. I then run the following script that's sitting in that folder to look at the latest version of the database in 'sqliteman' (a sqlite program available through MacPorts):
#!/bin/bash
shopt - nullglob
for PACKAGE in *.xcappdata; do
CURRENT=$PACKAGE
done
sqliteman "$CURRENT/AppData/Documents/yourapphere.sqlite"