OneClickFTP Screen Shots

OK.  The first thing you do is setup an FTP Profile.  You click 'New Profile'.  You enter a profile name and click ok.  Then, you fill out the ftp url, username and password.  And click test ftp to test that the values you entered are correct.

Following that, you click "Browse FTP Folders..." and select the folder you want the uploads to go to.  Then, click "Add Files To Upload..." and select the files you want to upload.  I have selected two files below.

The mission for each file is to "To Upload."

At this point, you click "Upload Files To FTP."  And that is it.

In the future, whenever you want to reupload these files.  Just open OneClickFTP and click 'Upload Files To FTP." That is all that is required.

The following is how the files are being uploaded:

Here you see that the first file 'OneClickFTPSetup_V1_5.exe' is being uploaded.  The file transfer status and progress are shown at the top right corner.

The "To do" set to yes, means that this file will be processed.  If it needs uploading or whatever, it will be done.  But if you double click that line, and change the 'To Do' to No.  Then it doesn't matter if the file changed, or needs uploading, it will be ignored.

Ok.  Here, the first file uploaded and is current.  The second file is now being uploaded.  When the second file will finish uploading, the download and compare process will start:

OK.  The uploads have completed.  Now, the first file is being downloaded in order to compare.  Once the file will completely download successfully, there will be a byte-by-byte compare between the source file that was uploaded, and the file that was downloaded.

OK.  The first file completed successfully.  Now the second file is downloading and we are about to finish the entire update process.

 OK. The entire upload succeeded and compared 100%.  Now you are 100% your web site users, will download 100% verified files.

If the source files change, then the status changes from "Compared OK" to "Changed" and the Mission "To upload."  Then, you just click upload files, and you are all set.

This entire sequence can run unattended.