ZOOM, I posted this in another forum, but I guess it belongs here:
I have several hosts that I upload to and many of them are not in FileUploader's lists. I would suggest allowing the user to create a host list file (either manually via a text editor or via a new feature in FileUploader [but still plaintext and editable]) for adding hosts that are not in your lists. This could relieve you of having to re-compile FileUploader with new hosts frequently. We can still send host urls we'd like to see in the list, but would be able to use them without waiting for an update - and you wouldn't be under so much pressure to get the host updates in. And, there may simply be hosts we don't want publicized or that you don't want to support.
Being a bit of a developer myself:
FileUploader.exe first reads user host file(s)
then then loads built-in list
then sorts them together and drops duplicates - with a message so we can delete/comment out these hosts in our local files.
I see there's already a topic about command line options, so here's another one:
FileUploader could have a default host list name and accept command line arguments for other file(s) or suppress list file loads altogether.
Users can create multiple shortcuts to FileUploader, each with different command line options, thereby customizing it's use. On a network, only those shortcuts needed by general users need be available, while an Administrator may have additional shortcuts.
What do you think?
Bill