Quick Search Results, Context Menu

[ttratl]

Hi - I'm a new user, and can't find a solution for this:

I would like "FileMenu Tools" to appear in the Quick Search results context menu, when all search items are selected.
Currently I get an 18 item context menu, which is significantly different from the "normal" context menu for all items selected in a folder (where FileMenu Tools appears).

Am I doing something wrong? Would there be a way to get the usual context menu to appear for all items selected in a Quick Search result.

Thanks

[highend]

Try this tweak:
AllowMultiLocShellMenu=1

https://www.xyplorer.com/faq-topic.php?id=tweak

[admin]

When giving this tip, it should be mentioned that the menu displayed by AllowMultiLocShellMenu is partially broken. The Windows support for a multi location shell context menu is traditionally a bloody mess.

[ttratl]

Try this tweak:
AllowMultiLocShellMenu=1

https://www.xyplorer.com/faq-topic.php?id=tweak

Hey thanks! This seems to have worked perfectly!

[admin]

Which Windows are you on?

[ttratl]

Which Windows are you on?

Windows 11 Pro (updated my profile now!).

highend's suggestion seems to have worked perfectly. Thank you!

[admin]

Should they have fixed it by now? It has not worked since Windows 95, I think.

[admin]

Windows 11 Pro (updated my profile now!).

Well done! It would save me and others a lot of time if everybody here did this.

[highend]

highend's suggestion seems to have worked perfectly.

I don't think so

E.g. I find two .txt files in two different folders and execute FileMenu Tools - Calculate and Verify Checksum...
then only one file is listed in the dialog. Doing this in Windows Explorer leads to both files being present there...

The good thing is: It's possible to create a menu that invokes FileMenu Tools with the "correct" result of files.
Requires scripting and a bit of work. Currently not enough time...

[highend]

viewtopic.php?t=27065

[ttratl]

highend's suggestion seems to have worked perfectly.

I don't think so

E.g. I find two .txt files in two different folders and execute FileMenu Tools - Calculate and Verify Checksum...
then only one file is listed in the dialog. Doing this in Windows Explorer leads to both files being present there...

The good thing is: It's possible to create a menu that invokes FileMenu Tools with the "correct" result of files.
Requires scripting and a bit of work. Currently not enough time...

Ah - you're right - maybe not.
I'm trying to use the Advanced Renamer part of FMT on a quick search of multiple folders. To rename all the files to the holding folder name. This doesn't work.
Shame - this is a deal breaker for me.

Thanks for all the help though.

[highend]

Shame - this is a deal breaker for me.

viewtopic.php?p=217883#p217883

^^

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[ttratl]

Thanks highend.

My first foray into scripting!
I've placed you file in the ~AppData\Roaming\XYplorer\Scripts folder.
I managed to get the script to work - albeit from the Scripting > Load Script File menu option. I have to do this every time tho' - quite cumbersome.
In your animation you use Run Script Again. This is greyed out for me.

[highend]

I was just showing that it works, the thread I've linked describes ways to invoke it in a comfortable way...

E.g. via Menu - User - Manage Commands...

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And you can define a keyboard shortcut here to invoke the script as well...

[ttratl]

Thanks Highend!

It all works now - so pleased! I have the script running off a custom toolbar button - so I'm down to just 6 clicks, which is perfect!! Amazing!
I'm so glad I stuck with it and had your excellent help.

Very much appreciated - thanks again.