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RedRichie #1
Preserving File Name
Is there any way to force Contribute to overwrite files?
We update our site daily and as a result, each time new images are loaded
contribute adds a number to the end of the file, there are hundreds of "old
files" example 'image_134.jpg.
Is it not possible to rename the previous version example 'image_old.jpg,
incase we need to roll back.
This makes cleaning the web server a real pain...
Richie
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lmartinezcastillo #2
Re: Preserving File Name
WHEN YOU OPEN CONTERIBUTE CONTRIBUTE TRY TO CONECT TO YOUR SITE AND REFRESH YOUR PAGES AND ALL YOUR INFORMATION YOU ONLY PUT PUBLISH AND ITS ALL
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RedRichie #3
Re: Preserving File Name
Thanks lmartinez,
Maybe I should try and clarify. On some of our pages there are several images
which are updated each day, the naming convention for these file is
image_name_1.jpg, image_name_2.jpg and so on. When the pages are being are
being updated the new images, which are saved on the local computer, will have
their filenames changed to image_name_1_000.jpg and image_name_2_000.jpg and so
on and after a few days of this we will have files called image_name_1_145.jpg
and 145 dormant images sitting on the web server.
Richie
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