New Get("FVS")

[admin]

Ah, my fault. I confused list mode with view mode.

Well, possible but I'm not sure how/where I should return the info... might use the 2nd parameter for it:

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Syntax: get("fvs", folder, "view")

But, man, this is getting out of hand... I was not really planning to open a new can of worms here... are you sure this is your last request?

[klownboy]

Certainly my last request for get("FVS"). I can't promise forever though. If it looks like it would be a pain after looking at it, don't bother. You've got bigger fish to fry! Thanks Don.

[admin]

OK, next beta:

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echo get("fvs", "C:\Users", "view");

These are the numbers (from 1 to 10) you will get if there is a FVS for that folder: No, see 2 posts below!

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 1 = eViewDetails
 2 = eViewDetailsWithThumbs
 3 = eViewList
 4 = eViewSmallIcons
 5 = eViewThumbnails
 6 = eViewThumbnails2
 7 = eViewThumbnails3
 8 = eViewLargeIcons
 9 = eViewTiles
 10 = eViewTilesLarge

[klownboy]

Thanks Don, not a big deal but I was curious why you couldn't use the same return as get("view"). You return number that's plus "1" from get("view"). Is it because you couldn't or didn't want to have a "0" return for Detailed View? So I assume a "" null return when using the view parameter indicates there's no saved view mode, but there could still be a saved FVS. Using get("FVS") without the "view" parameter would still tell us if there is a view mode or not.

By the way, i meant to tell you, I like the fact that get("FVS") returns "1" if you have a FVS regardless if it's currently enabled or not.

[admin]

Oh yes, you are right. I'll change that, so this will be the numbers:

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 0 = eViewDetails
 1 = eViewDetailsWithThumbs
 2 = eViewList
 3 = eViewSmallIcons
 4 = eViewThumbnails
 5 = eViewThumbnails2
 6 = eViewThumbnails3
 7 = eViewLargeIcons
 8 = eViewTiles
 9 = eViewTilesLarge

And it will return "-1" if there is not FVS defined.

[klownboy]

The new "view" parameter for get("FVS") works great Don. Thank you.