Move or Copy html file with accompany folder another folder
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Move or Copy html file with accompany folder another folder
I'm sorry about my limited using in TC. But I really have a trouble in managing my loaded files.
As you know, when we save a html file, it always accompany by a folder, and they always move together in Microsoft Explorer or Firefox.
But in Tc, when I moved that html file or that folder,It didn't move the left folder or files with it.
How can I fix it ?
Thank you
As you know, when we save a html file, it always accompany by a folder, and they always move together in Microsoft Explorer or Firefox.
But in Tc, when I moved that html file or that folder,It didn't move the left folder or files with it.
How can I fix it ?
Thank you
- sqa_wizard
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This is a special behaviour of Windows Explorer
see .files folder moving (automatically) ability
You can use Ctrl+C/Ctrl+X/Ctrl+V as a workaround though:
Copy: Do a Ctrl+C on file.html and a Ctrl+V at destination folder
Move: Do a Ctrl+X on file.html and a Ctrl+V at destination folder
This uses Windows Explorer method to copy/move file with related folder.
see .files folder moving (automatically) ability
You can use Ctrl+C/Ctrl+X/Ctrl+V as a workaround though:
Copy: Do a Ctrl+C on file.html and a Ctrl+V at destination folder
Move: Do a Ctrl+X on file.html and a Ctrl+V at destination folder
This uses Windows Explorer method to copy/move file with related folder.
Last edited by sqa_wizard on 2008-05-08, 11:22 UTC, edited 1 time in total.
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- Vochomurka
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Batch file:
Taken from the Russian forum (perhaps you can read Russian).
If you can't:
Parameters %P %N %T %O
Cursor is placed on the FILE
This file together with the "_files" folder and its contents is copied to ANOTHER panel
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copy %1%2 %3
md %3%4_files
copy %1%4_files\*.* %3%4_files\
If you can't:
Parameters %P %N %T %O
Cursor is placed on the FILE
This file together with the "_files" folder and its contents is copied to ANOTHER panel
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The _NAME depends on the language of the installed OS:Vochomurka wrote:...
This file together with the "_files" folder and its contents is copied to ANOTHER panel
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb776887.aspx
Even the underscore isn't guaranteed.Connected files wrote: For some languages, it is possible to use a localized equivalent of "_files" to create a subfolder for connected files. The following table lists the valid strings that can be appended to a document name to create a connected files subfolder. Note that some of these strings have '-' as their first character rather than '_' or '.'.
"_archivos" "_arquivos" "_bestanden" "_bylos"
"-Dateien" "_datoteke" "_dosyalar" "_elemei"
"_failid" "_fails" "_fajlovi" "_ficheiros"
"_fichiers" "-filer" ".files" "_files"
"_file" "_fitxers" "_fitxategiak" "_pliki"
"_soubory" "_tiedostot"
Note This feature is sensitive to the case of the extension.
For instance, for the example given above, a subfolder named "MyDoc_Files" will not be connected to MyDoc.htm.
Regards,
Holger
Hi, jfor.
Regards,
Karl
sqa_wizard has already given you 1 absolutely correct solution which will work from inside T.C. as well:jfor wrote:Partners thank you for your response my query.But none of this solutions are correct.
Please help me find the right solution or in total commander or some other browser.
cf. a few posts up.sqa_wizard wrote:You can use Ctrl+C/Ctrl+X/Ctrl+V as a workaround though:
Copy: Do a Ctrl+C on file.html and a Ctrl+V at destination folder
Move: Do a Ctrl+X on file.html and a Ctrl+V at destination folder
This uses Windows Explorer method to copy/move file with related folder.
Regards,
Karl
My friend karlchen the solution sqa_wizard NOT WORK with html files which download with Firefox browser. The difference is the use of underscore instead tο point.
Examples
Firefox browser archive....................{Myname_files}
Ιnternet Explorer browser archive.....{Myname.files }
Thank you for responce
Examples
Firefox browser archive....................{Myname_files}
Ιnternet Explorer browser archive.....{Myname.files }
Thank you for responce
Hi, Jfor.
In this case, Windows Explorer should not copy/move files saved by Firefox plus the corresponding folder, either, because Ctrl+C/Ctrl-V and Ctrl+X/Ctrl+V use the Explorer method to copy/move, i.e. they actually make Explorer do the job.
Moreover I cannot reproduce this problem here:
Opera appends "_files" to the html filename in order to get the foldername, too, just like Firefox.
Just ried it here inside T.C. 7.03:
+ KB926140 Windows PowerShell 1.0 Localized Installation Package for Windows Server 2003 and for Windows XP_files
+ KB926140 Windows PowerShell 1.0 Localized Installation Package for Windows Server 2003 and for Windows XP.htm
Marked the html file, pressed ctrl+c.
Switched to the target panel, pressed ctrl-v.
Result:
File plus folder were copied to the target folder.
Conclusion:
The problem you experience may not be caused by T.C. There may be a setting missing or incomplete or incorrect inside your registry?!
Karl
In this case, Windows Explorer should not copy/move files saved by Firefox plus the corresponding folder, either, because Ctrl+C/Ctrl-V and Ctrl+X/Ctrl+V use the Explorer method to copy/move, i.e. they actually make Explorer do the job.
Moreover I cannot reproduce this problem here:
Opera appends "_files" to the html filename in order to get the foldername, too, just like Firefox.
Just ried it here inside T.C. 7.03:
+ KB926140 Windows PowerShell 1.0 Localized Installation Package for Windows Server 2003 and for Windows XP_files
+ KB926140 Windows PowerShell 1.0 Localized Installation Package for Windows Server 2003 and for Windows XP.htm
Marked the html file, pressed ctrl+c.
Switched to the target panel, pressed ctrl-v.
Result:
File plus folder were copied to the target folder.
Conclusion:
The problem you experience may not be caused by T.C. There may be a setting missing or incomplete or incorrect inside your registry?!
Karl
2jfor
<Ctrl+C>/<Ctrl+X>,<Ctrl+V> works fine here with .file or _file. (WinXP SP3)
Please check the following registry key:
Holger
<Ctrl+C>/<Ctrl+X>,<Ctrl+V> works fine here with .file or _file. (WinXP SP3)
Please check the following registry key:
HTH,http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb776887.aspx wrote:Whether file connection is enabled or disabled is controlled by a REG_DWORD value, NoFileFolderConnection, of the following registry key.
* HKEY_CURRENT_USER
o Software
+ Microsoft
# Windows
* CurrentVersion
o Explorer
This value normally is not defined, and file connection is enabled.
If necessary, you can disable file connection by adding this value to the key and setting it to 1.
To enable file connection again, set NoFileFolderConnection to zero.
Holger