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| task_upload 2019-03-28 | task_upload 2024-05-14 (current) | ||
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| ===== [[copy_paste]] Using Copy&paste ===== | ===== [[copy_paste]] Using Copy&paste ===== | ||
| - | If you prefer the [[ui_explorer|Explorer interface]], but still want to control it using keyboard, you need to use copy&paste method. | + | If you prefer the [[ui_explorer|Explorer interface]], but still want to control it using keyboard, you need to use [[clipboard|copy&paste method]]. |
| First select the files you want to upload in Windows File Explorer or other application and copy them to clipboard. | First select the files you want to upload in Windows File Explorer or other application and copy them to clipboard. | ||
| - | Then switch to WinSCP and use command //File(s) > Paste// (or ''Ctrl+V''). | + | Then switch to WinSCP and use command //Files > Paste// (or ''Ctrl+V''). |
| Before the upload actually starts, the [[ui_copy|transfer options dialog]] will show. There you will have a chance to change the transfer options or the target directory. The target directory is by default the current remote directory. You can disable the dialog in [[ui_pref_environment|preferences]]. | Before the upload actually starts, the [[ui_copy|transfer options dialog]] will show. There you will have a chance to change the transfer options or the target directory. The target directory is by default the current remote directory. You can disable the dialog in [[ui_pref_environment|preferences]]. | ||
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| - | Note that if clipboard contains plain text string only (no file data), the function //File(s) > Paste// [[task_navigate#paste|opens the path stored in clipboard]] instead of pasting files. | ||
| ===== Using Windows File Explorer's 'Send To' Context Menu ===== | ===== Using Windows File Explorer's 'Send To' Context Menu ===== | ||
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| ===== [[drop_tab]] Dropping Files on Session Tab ===== | ===== [[drop_tab]] Dropping Files on Session Tab ===== | ||
| - | To upload files using different session than active one, you can drop the local files to any [[ui_sessiontabs|session tab]]. | + | To upload files using different session than active one, you can drop the local files to any [[ui_tabs|session tab]]. |
| ===== File Upload on Background ===== | ===== File Upload on Background ===== | ||
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| You can set up [[ui_login_recycle_bin|remote recycle bin]] to backup files that you overwrite during upload. | You can set up [[ui_login_recycle_bin|remote recycle bin]] to backup files that you overwrite during upload. | ||
| - | ===== Automating Upload ===== | + | ===== Automating Uploads ===== |
| To automate file upload use scripting command ''[[scriptcommand_put|put]]'' or .NET assembly method ''[[library_session_putfiles|Session.PutFiles]]''. | To automate file upload use scripting command ''[[scriptcommand_put|put]]'' or .NET assembly method ''[[library_session_putfiles|Session.PutFiles]]''. | ||
| - | ===== [[unc]] Uploading Files From UNC Paths (Network shares) ===== | ||
| - | While in older versions, WinSCP cannot browse UNC paths (network shares) in local [[ui_file_panel|panel]] of [[ui_commander|Commander interface]], it can upload files from there. You can [[#dragdrop|drag]] the files from Windows File Explorer or another application, you can use %%UNC%% paths in [[scripting]], or use any other mean of uploading as described on this page. | ||
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| - | //The latest version of WinSCP can browse %%UNC%% paths.// &recent (* eventually remove whole section*) | ||