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Images were uploaded to a matrix field and then the changes were not saved, but the assets still show up in the control panel as selectable.

The asset seems to be stored here:

http://example.com/admin/resources/tempassets/field_51/file_name.jpg

I'd like to delete or remove these so that we dont't have them laying around taking up the desired file name. If I upload the same image again it appends a _x to the end of the file name as the number of times it's been uploaded.

I can't find the assets anywhere in the assets page in the control panel.

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  • I was able to find the files uploaded to the root of my assets path and deleted them there, updated assets index / cleared cache and seems to be all solved. Will leave open for another hour or two to see if anyone else has an idea other than that.
    – Bill Columbia
    Aug 5, 2014 at 0:12
  • Thanks Bill! Feel free to answer your own question, and even mark it correct if nothing better comes along!
    – Lindsey D ♦
    Aug 5, 2014 at 1:31

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From my comment above:

I was able to find the files uploaded to the root of my assets path and deleted them there.

Then on the control panel settings page:

Updated Asset Indexes and Cleared Cache and it seems to be all working.

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    If I'm understanding you correctly, you should be able to right-click on the image from the main Asset index page in the control panel and select delete from there as well.
    – Brad Bell
    Aug 5, 2014 at 3:07
  • Hey Brad. I thought I had tried that originally and they were no where to be found. But you are right, it turns out that when I was going to the assets page, it was showing my asset source in an already expanded state. Had I clicked on the asset source name on the left I would have found them in it's root. Thanks! Didn't realize they could be stored there :x
    – Bill Columbia
    Aug 5, 2014 at 3:21

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