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What feature or improvement do you think would benefit Files?
It would be great if, rather than displaying a warning meant to prevent one from entering a folder name containing folder separation characters, Files could instead parse the inputted string and create nested folders as needed.
Requirements
Given how the batch command mkdir already features support for this, a potential solution could be to simply call it and pass the string as an argument.
Files Version
3.5.0.0
Windows Version
10.0.19045.2788
Comments
I do not understand why this wasn't chosen over the implementation of an entire warning popup, although that is certainly better than what happens when forward slashes are part of the string, where, instead of displaying the aforementioned popup, it will simply grey out the confirmation button without any explanation.
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Thanks for the feedback, I've added this to the project board.
As for your comment the reason it shows a prompt is because it not allowed in a name along with the other characters shown in the warning and it wasn't though of to do.
Josh65-2201
changed the title
Allow for Implicit Folder Creation in New Modal
Bug: Allow creating sub folders with / in new folder dialog
Jul 4, 2024
Josh65-2201
changed the title
Bug: Allow creating sub folders with / in new folder dialog
Feature: Allow creating sub folders with / in new folder dialog
Jul 4, 2024
What feature or improvement do you think would benefit Files?
It would be great if, rather than displaying a warning meant to prevent one from entering a folder name containing folder separation characters, Files could instead parse the inputted string and create nested folders as needed.
Requirements
Given how the batch command
mkdir
already features support for this, a potential solution could be to simply call it and pass the string as an argument.Files Version
3.5.0.0
Windows Version
10.0.19045.2788
Comments
I do not understand why this wasn't chosen over the implementation of an entire warning popup, although that is certainly better than what happens when forward slashes are part of the string, where, instead of displaying the aforementioned popup, it will simply grey out the confirmation button without any explanation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: