Toolbar Icon shortcut to a folder on the Right tab - How?

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BullFrog
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Toolbar Icon shortcut to a folder on the Right tab - How?

Post by *BullFrog »

Hey

How can I make a toolbar icon which navigate to a specific folder with one click but only on the RIGHT tab? (or the current active tab)

I use this now, but this command change both left and right tabs to this folder when I click on it.

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Post by *umbra »

To change a path only in the active panel, don't set any Start path. Any folder you specify there will be set in the inactive panel.

To change a path in the right panel (regardless of whether it is active or not), set the Command to:

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%COMMANDER_EXE% /O /R="d:\!Irni\FTP\Dropbox"
For more info, press F1 in that configuration dialog.
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Post by *MVV »

BullFrog,
When you're using cd command, you set new path for active panel (right after cd command) and new path for inactive panel (in Start path field).

Your button sets both paths that's why it changes both panels' paths. You should clear Start path field in order to change active panel's path only.
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Post by *BullFrog »

Thank you guys, both solutions are awesome ! :)
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