On Mac OS WildApricot WebDAV is only available in read only mode. On Windows platform you can both read and write files. We are working to address this limitation.

Working with WebDAV

Wild Apricot WebDAV function is useful in conjunction with CSS customization (See 5. CSS Customization and especially Using images in CSS customization) - or in any other case when you need to directly upload some files on Wild Apricot server.

Add WebDAV to My Network Places.

The example below is for Window XP. Other versions of Windows should work very similarly.

1. Go to "My Network Places".
2. Click on "Add network place".
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3. Click the "Next" button in opened wizard.
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4. Select "Choose another network location" option and click "Next".
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5. Enter your webdave address ('http://your_domain_name:80/webdav') into "Internet or network address" and click "Next".
   • NOTE. Address has to start with 'http://' and end with ':80/webdav'
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6. Enter your Wild Apricot user name and password. Set "Remember me" checkbox. Click "Ок" button.
   • WebDAV feature is available for plans "Community" and above.
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7. Name your newly created Network Place. Click"Next".
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8. Click "Finish" on the last screen.
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9. Now you should see webdav directory for your Wild Apricot account:
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Working with files in Wild Apricot WebDAV via Windows client

Wild Apricot WebDAV restrictions: Root folder: You cannot delete Theme folder Within 'Theme' folder you cannot delete or move 'user.css' file Maximum allowed file size is defined by your subscription plan. See: Pricing

Copy your pictures from your computer to WildApricot server (WebDAV folder).

You can rename, move, delete or copy files in WildApricot WebDAV folder just as you woould do it on your local computer.

You can create new folders in the 'Theme' folder:

Also you can move or copy files and folders between WebDAV folders.

And of course you can download files to your computer.

Linking to the file

Use the following format in order to link to your file src="http://<your site url>/resources/<path to the uploaded file>"

Using other WebDAV clients.

You can use any WebDAV client to access WildApricot WebDAV folder.
Set up instructions for each program are located in its documentation. For example:

• WebDrive
• NetDrive