Wikidot Community

Well that's not completely true Leiger.
You can have a list of all your uploads but you need to go to the admin section of your site and make a backup. In that zipfile are all the uploaded files. Unpack the zipfile and open your "dos" command window :-) lol that's old fashioned.
well if you give the command "dir /b /s >myfiles.txt" in the correct directory (wich would be the directory (folder) where you unzipped the backup file) you will get a list of all your uploaded files.

if you use "dir *.jpg /b /s >myfiles.txt" you will only get all the jpg's you uploaded

Ahh! Good solution Steven! Didn't even think about that ;-)

For manoftoday, looking at the recent history is probably faster. But to get a full list of all files, your solution is definitely a good one.

I had completely forgotten about backups… maybe I could add something to my STE Wikidot Editor to read in a backup folder and produce some statistics (e.g. number of files, and of which types, etc). (Shameless advertising! :P)

It's a bit long not? STE wikidot editor… Shane's text editor wikidot editor in full!
What's if for BTW? I visited your site but in the about or on the home there is not much info. If it would be a stand alone of a wikidot server that would be great, but an editor… what can I use it for?

• Allows saving and loading of files, so you can create wikidot pages while offline and upload them later
• Allows direct printing of source code (eventually I'll make it automatically pull the source from a page if you give the page name)
• It's going to be more fully-featured than the standard wikidot editor. If I do it how I'd like to, you shouldn't need to ever read the documentation again as it'll all be built in to the buttons. For example:
  1. Click "ListPages" or any other module (tooltips explaining what each is used for)
  2. Choose your parameters (tooltips explaining what each is used for)
  3. Select from a list of variables to use in the module body (tooltips explaining what each is used for)

If you've ever used an IDE for a programming language that gives you a list of methods or variable names as you type… this is going to be the same thing for Wikidot, although it won't be done automatically as you type (through menus and buttons instead)

And that's why it's called "STE" … you're not meant to expand it and call it "shane's text editor wikidot editor" XD

Just call it "STE" or "STE wikidot editor"…

go to the admin section of your site and make a backup..

gosh, I have about 200M files, that is going to kill me. I really hope wikidot website can add such feature to list all uploaded files.

for time being, I will check recent history as a workaround.

if you make me admin for a second i'll do it for you

go to the admin section of your site and make a backup..

gosh, I have about 200M files, that is going to kill me. I really hope wikidot website can add such feature to list all uploaded files.

for time being, I will check recent history as a workaround.

You can add a wish for a new feature on the feedback (bugs & feature requests) website: http://feedback.wikidot.com