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Replace an existing file
Applicable to: files and images | Skill level: easy
Goal: Replace a file or image already uploaded to your site.
Many UCOP departments manage documents — such as org charts, forms and contact lists — that need to be regularly refreshed or updated. The purpose and name of the file/document remains the same, but the content within it has changed.
In these cases, you should follow the steps below to overwrite the file in Cascade.
Steps
- Navigate to your file or image and click "Edit".
- Locate the section with the words "Drop a file here or choose one from your computer" and either:
- Click "choose" to navigate to the replacement file on your computer, or
- Drag the file from your computer and drop it anywhere within the box with the dashed outline

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When successfully uploaded, the text "Received file:" (followed by the file name and size) will appear below the box with the dashed outline.
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If applicable, click on "Metadata" and make necessary changes to metadata, e.g. Display Name, Title, Summary.
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"Save & Preview". Then "Submit" your changes.
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For the new version of your file to appear online, it will have to be re-published.
Key tasks: Files, images & folders
- Upload a file/image
- Replace an existing file
- Add a new non-navigational folder
- Reorder assets within a folder
- Back to all related tasks
Best practices
- File management
- Naming conventions
Need help?
Email us at [email protected] if you need help with:
- Publish requests
- Un-publishing assets
- Deleting, moving or renaming files, pages or folders
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