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Managing Attachment Storage

Managing attachments on Codefling ensures your account remains organized and within your storage quota. Some uploads count against your quota, while others don’t. This guide will walk you through what gets stored, what doesn’t, and how to clear space when needed.

What Counts Toward Your Attachment Quota?

General Uploads: Files uploaded to areas without dedicated file fields do count toward your quota. This includes:

Forum posts and replies
Support requests
File comments
File reviews
File descriptions

Dedicated Upload Fields: Files uploaded to fields specifically designed for uploads do not count toward your quota. This includes:

Primary file uploads (e.g. plugin, prefab, or map)
File screenshots
Product thumbnails

How to Manage Your Attachments on Codefling:

Log In to Your Codefling Account:

Visit codefling.com and sign in using your credentials.

Go to the Attachments Manager:

Navigate to this link to view all of your attachments that count toward your storage quota.

Check Your Usage:

At the top of the page, you’ll see how much of your quota is currently being used.

Select Attachments to Delete:

Click the radial circle on the right side of any attachment you want to remove.
After selecting one or more attachments, a popup menu will appear at the bottom of the page.

Delete Selected Attachments:

Click the trash can icon in the bottom popup menu to permanently delete selected files and free up space.

Repeat as Needed:

You can revisit this page anytime to manage storage, especially if you’re an active user participating in community discussions or support tickets.

Tips for Staying Within Quota:

Clean Up Old Posts: If you’ve made older support requests or forum replies with large attachments, consider removing them if they’re no longer needed.
Reuse When Possible: Instead of uploading the same image repeatedly, consider referencing an existing one.
Check Periodically: Make it a habit to occasionally review your attachment usage to avoid hitting your limit unexpectedly.

Updated on: 10/07/2025

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