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Hide Folders in List also changes the tree
Posted: 04 Aug 2007 12:33
by peterbonge
If I enable "Hide Folders in List" I'm not able to open subfolders via the tree anymore. I just can open the folders I can currently see in the list.
And if I disable "Hide Folders in List" I have to refresh the tree to be able to open subfolders.
Version: 6.10.0074
Re: Hide Folders in List also changes the tree
Posted: 04 Aug 2007 20:30
by admin
Huh? Cannot reproduce. Misunderstanding? Anybody else?
Re: Hide Folders in List also changes the tree
Posted: 04 Aug 2007 20:56
by jacky
I'd have to go with "Huh?" as well.
peterbonge wrote:If I enable "Hide Folders in List" I'm not able to open subfolders via the tree anymore. I just can open the folders I can currently see in the list.
You must have confused something here : how could you see folders in list with option "Hide Folders in List" enabled ??
Re: Hide Folders in List also changes the tree
Posted: 04 Aug 2007 21:11
by peterbonge
jacky wrote:I'd have to go with "Huh?" as well.
peterbonge wrote:If I enable "Hide Folders in List" I'm not able to open subfolders via the tree anymore. I just can open the folders I can currently see in the list.
You must have confused something here : how could you see folders in list with option "Hide Folders in List" enabled ??
My fault. I wanted to say: I just can open the folders I can currently see in the
tree.
I've just noticed that (if folders are hidden) if I select a rarely used folder in the tree the plus sign in front of the folder just disappears. If I directly click on the plus sign (without selecting the folder first) it works without problems. And if I select the drive and refresh the tree all plus signs are comming back.
Re: Hide Folders in List also changes the tree
Posted: 04 Aug 2007 21:24
by admin
Oh yes. If "Check existence of subfolders in tree" is OFF then there is indeed the issue you describe. Interesting, thanks!
EDIT: Fixed.