Dragging folders - moving them to another location - is not reflected in the folder tree. Refresh won't help either. I always have to click away into different folders, then come back to verify my file/folder operations have been carried out.
Browser is set to AutoRefresh
Folder Tree is set to "Update Treeview when Refresh"
I also checked the ini-values for these, settings are correct as expected, but the folder tree will not update after dragging folders onto others.
Incorrect View in Folder Tree
Moderators: helmut, XnTriq, xnview
Re: Incorrect View in Folder Tree
Same thing in XnViewMP. No update of folder view on change. F5 doesn't update view.
Re: Incorrect View in Folder Tree
Well, for XnViewMP on Windows 8.1 64bit and assuming 3 folders, A B C, on the same level:
- Folders can't be dragged in the folder tree at all
If I drag in the right panel with folder tree visible, things get wonky.
- Drag A into B, A vanishes in the folder tree, but no subfolder triangle for B
- If I look into B, subfolder triangle appears
- Drag A out of B back into root folder: B still shows subfolder triangle, even though it doesn't have a subfolder. Expanding the tree of B shows A which isn't there anymore. Also, A is not sorted back into, but is put at the bottom. F5 doesn't nothing to correct this.
Second try after fresh start of program, wasn't reproducible after that try:
- Drag A into B. A doesn't vanish, B shows subfolder triangle immediately.
While testing how XnViewMP reacts when I create and delete folders in the explorer instead of the program itself, at one point I couldn't delete a folder. Windows said, I lack the rights. Clicked on XnViewMP and it stopped working. After killing it, I could delete the folders.
- Folders can't be dragged in the folder tree at all
If I drag in the right panel with folder tree visible, things get wonky.
- Drag A into B, A vanishes in the folder tree, but no subfolder triangle for B
- If I look into B, subfolder triangle appears
- Drag A out of B back into root folder: B still shows subfolder triangle, even though it doesn't have a subfolder. Expanding the tree of B shows A which isn't there anymore. Also, A is not sorted back into, but is put at the bottom. F5 doesn't nothing to correct this.
Second try after fresh start of program, wasn't reproducible after that try:
- Drag A into B. A doesn't vanish, B shows subfolder triangle immediately.
While testing how XnViewMP reacts when I create and delete folders in the explorer instead of the program itself, at one point I couldn't delete a folder. Windows said, I lack the rights. Clicked on XnViewMP and it stopped working. After killing it, I could delete the folders.