Users can transfer files to Resources using the WebDAV protocol. WebDAV allows users to upload multiple files and folders from their local computer to and from their site Resources.
WebDAV stands for "Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning." It is a set of extensions to the HTTP protocol that allows users to collaboratively edit and manage files on remote web servers.
Once users have set up WebDAV for a particular site's Resources, their computers will treat the Resources like any other folder on their local system. Users are able to drag and drop files and folders from Resources just as they would in My Computer in Windows, or in Finder on a Mac.
Windows users can set up a connection using the native Windows WebDAV support, or they can use Cyberduck or AnyClient. Mac users should use Cyberduck or AnyClient.
Depending on your specific operating system version, you may find one method performs better than another.
Select Resources.
Select the Resources tool from the site Tool Menu.
Select Transfer Files.
WebDAV instructions will display.
This displays links to directions for setting up WebDAV for your computer's operating system. Locate your operating system in the list of supported systems shown, and follow the instructions provided for setting up WebDAV on your computer.