File Manager in Hosting
The File Manager tool, that is a part of our in-house made Hepsia Control Panel, will permit you to administer all the files which you upload to your hosting account easily. You'll be able to move files and whole folders by dragging-and-dropping them within the account. You can upload content in the same manner - select a file/folder on your computer system and drag it to your Internet browser where the File Manager is loaded. By right-clicking a file or a folder inside your account, you may also access context menus with more advanced options - you will be able to create or to unpack an archive, to create a password-protected area, to change the UNIX permissions using a web interface or to change the content with a variety of editors without ever leaving the CP – an HTML editor, a plain text editor or a code editor. We have also added help articles and instructional videos, that you can access right from the File Manager to get more information about its functions.
File Manager in Semi-dedicated Servers
If you host your sites in a semi-dedicated server account with us, you will be able to take advantage of our feature-rich File Manager. The tool is an important part of the in-house made Hepsia Control Panel and is just as basic and intuitive to use. It will only take a mouse click to set up, rename or delete a file or a folder in your account and for your ease and comfort, you shall be able to sort the content by type, name, size or last modified date. Because the File Manager supports drag-and-drop actions, you could speedily transfer any content within the account, including folders, and their structure shall be preserved. If you would like to upload any content, you will no longer need an FTP program, as you may drag-and-drop the folders straight from your notebook or computer. The File Manager also features more advanced features and you will be able to alter file permissions, to use archives and to edit files with plain text and HTML editors, which may be accessed through right-click context menus.