Telling FileZilla Pro to treat it as a normal character and not as a \: use a backslash character to ‘escape’ the following character,.Return all files with names ending with a b. $: use a dollar sign to search for all file names ending with.Return all files with names beginning with a t. ^: use a caret mark to search for all file names beginning with.ForĮxample, searching tex? t can return tet or text, but not texxt. Uses of that character in the specified place in the string. ?: use a question mark after a character to search for 0 or 1.Searching on tex*t can return tet, text, texxt, texxxxxxxxt, etc. That character in the specified place in the string. *: use an asterisk after a character to search for any number of.Searching on f.ll can return fell.txt and fill.txt. : use a period to substitute for a single character. matches regex: Use regular expressions in your search criteria.Searching on ‘doc’ could return caradoc and hustle.doc. This includes the filename and extension for example, ends with: Search for files and directories with a name that ends with.For example, searching on ‘word’ using this optionĬould return Word of the Day.xls but not My Word File.docx or Swordand. begins with: Search for files and directories with a name starting with.is equal to: Search for files and directories with a name that exactly.For example, searching on ‘word’ using this option could return both My Word File.docx and Sword-and-sorcery.epub. contains: Search for files and directories in which the name includes.In the second column, select the type of search to use: Date: Look at the date on which the file was created or last modified.
Requirements: alphanumeric characters can include punctuation. Path: Look at the names of the directory and subdirectories in which the file isįound.Filesize: Look at the size of the file.Requirements:Īlphanumeric characters can include punctuation. Filename: Look at the name of the file, including its extension (eg.doc).In the first column, select what FileZilla should search on Match not all of the following: FileZilla Pro will display all files that don’t meet the criteria of one or more of the search conditions that you’ve set.Match none of the following: FileZilla Pro will only display a file if it doesn’t meet the criteria of every single search condition that you’ve set.Match any of the following: FileZilla Pro will display a file if it meets one or more of the search conditions that you’ve set.Match all of the following: FileZilla Pro will only show a file if it meets every single search condition that you’ve set.Select a search method from the Search conditions drop down list:.In the comparative search type you have to enter both the local and remote directories. The search is recursive, meaning thatįileZilla Pro will also search all sub-directories in the specified directory.įor example, entering D:\ would cause FileZilla Pro to search all of D:, but entering D:\ Program Files would cause FileZilla Pro to only search in the Program Files directory, its sub-directories, their subdirectories, and etc. Enter the directory that you want to search in.
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