TV3 does a search and then lists the files and folders it finds in the List View.
If one of the "found" folders is double clicked and opened (and it turns out not to be the one the user is looking for) then is it possible to go back to the List View showing the search results?
Or does the search have to be repeated?
Can TV3 go back to "found" search results?
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Re: Can TV3 go back to "found" search results?
Shift+F3: repeat last find.
Re: Can TV3 go back to "found" search results?
Repeat Last Find will create the list of found files (and it will do it quickly), However doinf this does not really help a user who might be working through the list of found files and has left his cursor highlighting a particular file in order to mark where he has got up to. (If you see what I mean!)admin wrote:Shift+F3: repeat last find.
It would be nice to be able to go back to see that list and the highlighted file. I guess the info is already stored by TV3 so it would be a matter of saving it and then re-showing it. Or maybe it's trickier than that? :-)
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OK, I think I see what you mean. I don't see a solution at the moment that is so easy that it would not need to be explained. In other words: I rather have an easy straight tab system with some inherent draw backs than something that grows ever more complicated.
As a work around: you can always clone the current tab (CTRL+T) and work on from that clone while the original tab preserves all the infos you like to be preserved.
As a work around: you can always clone the current tab (CTRL+T) and work on from that clone while the original tab preserves all the infos you like to be preserved.
When the search is launched only with a contained text, the search request is launched again each time I active the panel...
What about adding an option to enable searches to a separate tab?
and an another to restrict this to one "specific" tab?
What about adding an option to enable searches to a separate tab?
and an another to restrict this to one "specific" tab?
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? What ?Oswald wrote:When the search is only with contained text the search is launched again each time I active the panel...
Yes, this is already on my list. It will happen...Oswald wrote:What about adding an option to enable searches to a separate tab?
and an another to restrict this to one "specific" tab?
any news on that? Cause I'd love to have both a "search results in a new tab" option and a "use the search results tab" oneadmin wrote:Yes, this is already on my list. It will happen...Oswald wrote:What about adding an option to enable searches to a separate tab?
and an another to restrict this to one "specific" tab?
Right now I have a tab I renamed "Search Results" that I try to use for that, but I kinda forgot sometimes
BTW a few times already I've seen the "Search Template" and I have still no idea what it is/how it works?? Could you help me there?
I tried to do the "save settings as template" but it never did anything
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Ok, I tried to implement a "search results in a new tab" yesterday and it works ok. Only I still have some interface problems: should it be a checkbox (where?), some key-combination or what?jacky wrote:I'd love to have both a "search results in a new tab" option and a "use the search results tab" one
Help file: Find Files Templatesjacky wrote:BTW a few times already I've seen the "Search Template" and I have still no idea what it is/how it works?? Could you help me there?
I tried to do the "save settings as template" but it never did anything