Can't back out of empty folder using Dbl-Click

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AyJayTee
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Can't back out of empty folder using Dbl-Click

Post by AyJayTee »

g'day all ... couldn't find and intro section and seeing as how this is my first post, I'll do it here. Name's Tony ... newly subscribed user of XYplorer ... have been trying various versions but stopped when things annoyed me. Finally decided to buy it and get serious with it.

So .....

I don't know if this is a bug or intended behaviour but I find it annoying. And that is, if I navigate into a set of folders and I enter into an empty folder, double clicking the white-space won't take me out. Pretty annoying as it destroys my flow. Is this intended behaviour.

BTW .... the introduction of the Dbl-Clicking white-space as a way of navigation was one of the issues helped me to start using XYplorer as my full-time File Manager ... so thanks Mr admin for that little beauty.

serendipity
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Post by serendipity »

Hi Tony,

Welcome to XYplorer. Indeed this is bug. Mr. Admin (aka Don) will crush it in less than 24hrs, well (precisely in 1 hr and 6 minutes).
Last edited by serendipity on 08 Jun 2007 20:34, edited 2 times in total.

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Post by admin »

Crushed! 8)

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Post by AyJayTee »

Thanks for the welcome serendipity, and thanks for the quick attention Don .... very swift and greatly appreciated.

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Post by j_c_hallgren »

I'll add my welcome to XY and to the speedy way in which many of the rare buglets are vanquished! You'll likely find these forums addictive, as others have, and we welcome your input...

From the "g'day all", I'm guessing you may be many time zones away from me in eastern USA...one of the good things about the hard-core users here on forum is that we are from varied locations around globe, so an answer or reply is generally always fairly quick also.

BTW, the search ability on this forum is not the best in some cases, so as long as users have attempted to find an answer, that's a big help.
Still spending WAY TOO much time here! But it's such a pleasure helping XY be a treasure!
(XP on laptop with touchpad and thus NO mouse!) Using latest beta vers when possible.

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