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Question about thumnails cache

Posted: 20 May 2011 14:59
by karimmaster101
I want to know can i make thumbnails created in the folder itself so if i rename or moved folder i don't have to rebuild or re create thumbnails again

Re: Question about thumnails cache

Posted: 20 May 2011 15:25
by zer0
karimmaster101 wrote:I want to know can i make thumbnails created in the folder itself so if i rename or moved folder i don't have to rebuild or re create thumbnails again
Welcome!

As long as you change the location in Configuration | Thumbnails accordingly, it should not be a problem.

Re: Question about thumnails cache

Posted: 20 May 2011 16:48
by nas8e9
I *think* XYplorer uses the opposite approach, i.e. it has one central thumbnail cache in a distinct folder instead of storing separate thumbnail caches in each folder it applies to. From the help file:
Cache thumbnails on disk

While the processing on the fly is pretty fast (BTW, it can be aborted at any time by ESC), you can achieve speed of light if you enable the thumbnail caching. Contrary to Explorer, no hidden "thumbs.db" files will be scattered all around your hard disk, but XYplorer stores all cache data in one central folder whose name and location you can choose yourself (button Browse...) (default is a folder "Thumbnails" located right under the app's data folder).
Alternatively, you can direct XYplorer to use the Windows Shell thumbnail mechanism; in combination with disabling XYplorer's caching (Tools > Configuration > Cache thumbnails on disk) you should have per-folder (Windows Shell) cache files; I haven't tested this, however.

Re: Question about thumnails cache

Posted: 20 May 2011 17:17
by zer0
nas8e9 wrote:I *think* XYplorer uses the opposite approach, i.e. it has one central thumbnail cache in a distinct folder instead of storing separate thumbnail caches in each folder it applies to.
I think it depends on which folder will be renamed/moved. If it's the one containing thumbs then just adjusting the folder path should suffice. If it's where the images are then he may need to rebuild the cache.

Re: Question about thumnails cache

Posted: 20 May 2011 20:24
by karimmaster101
I didn't Understand yet, I have selected cache thumbnails on disk and its default folder is "Thumbnails\" in Appdata
How I can make it create on each folder i viewed in thumbnails

Sorry for annoying but I change names of folders too much so I won't to lose more time to rebuild thumbnail every time i change my folder name

Thanks

Re: Question about thumnails cache

Posted: 20 May 2011 20:46
by admin
karimmaster101 wrote:I didn't Understand yet, I have selected cache thumbnails on disk and its default folder is "Thumbnails\" in Appdata
How I can make it create on each folder i viewed in thumbnails

Sorry for annoying but I change names of folders too much so I won't to lose more time to rebuild thumbnail every time i change my folder name

Thanks
There is only one central cache folder.

But if you change folder names using XYplorer (= rename folder within XYplorer interface) the cache will automatically adjust to the new name. Try it, it works.

Re: Question about thumnails cache

Posted: 21 May 2011 04:03
by karimmaster101
I understand the point now, thank you very much
But I have another question

Can I Copy target folder of shortcut folder
Ex I have folder S and its Shortcut is D can I copy S folder through its shortcut

I am so sorry for this mutli questions

Re: Question about thumnails cache

Posted: 21 May 2011 08:16
by admin
karimmaster101 wrote:Can I Copy target folder of shortcut folder
Ex I have folder S and its Shortcut is D can I copy S folder through its shortcut
Yes. Right-click the shortcut, then do Shortcut Target / Copy Shortcut Target Item.

Re: Question about thumnails cache

Posted: 21 May 2011 17:48
by karimmaster101
admin wrote:
karimmaster101 wrote:Can I Copy target folder of shortcut folder
Ex I have folder S and its Shortcut is D can I copy S folder through its shortcut
Yes. Right-click the shortcut, then do Shortcut Target / Copy Shortcut Target Item.
Oh Thank you very much and One more question :mrgreen:
can I assign shortcut to do Copy target file?

thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanks :lol: :lol: :lol:

Re: Question about thumnails cache

Posted: 21 May 2011 17:54
by admin
karimmaster101 wrote:can I assign shortcut to do Copy target file?
No. :)