How?

Knocknap · 01-29-10, 03:25 PM

Does anyone know how I see my uploads? I forgot what I named it and I can't seem to find it.

Rilgamon · 01-29-10, 04:04 PM

Try
http://www.wowinterface.com/list.php?
or
http://www.wowinterface.com/list.php?skinnerid=154859

Knocknap · 01-29-10, 04:19 PM

It says I don't have any... but I have one upload.

***Dolby*** · 01-29-10, 04:20 PM

It's possible your upload violated some of the rules posted above the upload button?

http://www.wowinterface.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=23667

Knocknap · 01-29-10, 04:28 PM

It was a UI, so i don't know if UIs pertain to those rules.

***Dolby*** · 01-29-10, 04:33 PM

I assume you mean compilation? All rules apply to any upload but there are even special rules that target compilations...

# Additional compilation rules:

* Compilations must include a list of the AddOns used in the description.
* Executable files are not allowed in Compilations.
* If the WTF is included, all personal information must be changed to generic terms.

Knocknap · 01-29-10, 04:39 PM

Yeah, I didn't include a list of addons. Well that's unfortunate, the only reason i put it up is so that i could re-download it after I came back to playing WoW...

Sepioth · 01-29-10, 10:49 PM

Ever hear of a USB drive, burning a cd, floppy disk (anyone still use these

), online storage sites like Rapidshare, mediafire or filefront.??

Not to sound rude but I don't think this site was meant to be used as your personal storage space.

Zyonin · 01-30-10, 02:06 AM

Don't forget that any upload does get held for approval and since it is done by humans, there will be some lag time as the folks behind this site don't live here 24/7 (I think they are all US based).

That said, if you are uploading purely to archive your UI for personal use, then WoWInterface would not be a good location for your needs. Instead, if you are looking for an online archive, head over to Dropbox where you can get a free 2 GB of space. If you complete some tasks (such as taking a tour, referring others, etc), you get more space. I use it and I find it's quite handy. I also have a utility that integrates into my Linux Home folder where I can just drop files in a Dropbox folder and those file are automatically uploaded (and synched) with my Dropbox account online. This utility works with Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X

Here are two links. Link 1 is a basic link, Link 2 is a referral link for me (I get more space, 250 MB per referral, if you use it). Pick your link, the end result for you would be same:.

Link 1 (basic) https://www.dropbox.com/
Link 2 (referral) https://www.dropbox.com/referrals/NTM2MzEwNTE5

If you don't want use the "cloud" route, then the already mentioned USB thumb drive or CD-R works nicely. Again, I keep a USB thumb drive handy with settings, documents and such. They are small, cheap and have lots of space. Some are big enough to cram your entire WoW folder into. You may want to look into that if you got the spare funds as recovering WoW from an archived copy is MUCH FASTER than doing a install/patch/set-up your UI.