Uploading Files
1. Once connected, you should see a list of folders under the area/panel labelled Remote Site. You should see a folder matching the name of your website. Double-click to open it.
Within this folder you should see at least 3 folders: data, logs and wwwroot. The folder you want is wwwroot, so double-click to open it.
For an explanation of what the various folders are for, read about Website Folders.
2. Once the wwwroot folder has been opened, you can begin to upload files. In the left-hand pane labelled Local Site, browse to the folder containing the files you wish to upload. In the screenshot below, we have browse to the My Pictures folder on our computer and are going to upload the file moonrise.jpg.
There are three ways to upload a file:
Double-click on the file to upload
Or
Right-click on the file and select Upload from the contextual menu
Or
You can drag and drop the file from the Local Site pane into the Remote Site pane.
To upload an entire folder, use either the right-click or drag and drop methods.
3. The progress of your uploads will be listed in the bottom-most area/panel of FileZilla.
4. Once all of the files have been uploaded, you can simply close FileZilla to break the FTP connection.
Additional Information
Unknown Certificate Warning
When you attempt to connect you may get an "Unknown Certificate" message (see screenshot below). This message appears if you attempt to connect to any of our servers using an FTP server address that doesn't include 'calzadamedia.net', for example: ftp.mydomain.com
All of our FTP servers are configured to use SSL secure certificates to provide secure FTP connections. These certificates are issued against the name of the relevant server (in this case avon.calzadamedia.net). You will receive the message as the server address you used does not match the address defined in certificate.
As long as the Common Name of the certificate takes the form xxxx.calzadamedia.net (in the screenshot below it is avon.calzadamedia.net), you may safely click on the OK button to continue. To avoid the message in the future, click on Always trust certificate in future sessions prior to clicking on OK.
