Show with a single click special columns in a special order?
Show with a single click special columns in a special order?
How could I show with a single click or two (possibly by clicking a bookmark) the columns (and only these columns, no others) in the order from left to right (Name, Total Disk Size...) in the result list like it is in the "Select Columns" window (and not in the result list behind how they are shown when I click the bookmark now)?
Re: Show with a single click special columns in a special order?
There are some issues with setting the column order for already shown columns in 1.5.1.1315.
The next alpha update will set the correct column order when activating your bookmark.
The next alpha update will set the correct column order when activating your bookmark.
Re: Show with a single click special columns in a special order?
OK, thank you very much!
So the method I tried to achieve that is correct?
So the method I tried to achieve that is correct?
Re: Show with a single click special columns in a special order?
Everything 1.5.0.1316a fixes an issue with the column ordering used in columns:
Please make sure you are not using addcolumns:/columns: in your search and specifying the columns field in the filter.
Please make sure you are not using addcolumns:/columns: in your search and specifying the columns field in the filter.
Re: Show with a single click special columns in a special order?
OK, many thanks!
Re: Show with a single click special columns in a special order?
Is there any error in there(?):
!A: !B: !D: !E: !F: !G: !H: !K: !L: !M: !N: !O: !P: !Q: !R: !S: !T: !U: !V: !W: !X: !Y: !Z: column1:=size: columns:name;size;date-created;date-modified;extension;path;date-accessed;type;date-indexed;volume-label;full-path-length;column1;length;full-path
This is shown:
So obviously the path column is missing (from "path" in the filter)?
!A: !B: !D: !E: !F: !G: !H: !K: !L: !M: !N: !O: !P: !Q: !R: !S: !T: !U: !V: !W: !X: !Y: !Z: column1:=size: columns:name;size;date-created;date-modified;extension;path;date-accessed;type;date-indexed;volume-label;full-path-length;column1;length;full-path
This is shown:
So obviously the path column is missing (from "path" in the filter)?
Re: Show with a single click special columns in a special order?
Path was renamed to Location in 1316.
Re: Show with a single click special columns in a special order?
Why?
Is there a way to replace in the "Filters" "path" with "Location" somehow automatically, with a search and replace option or does one have to do it manually one by one?
Is there a way to replace in the "Filters" "path" with "Location" somehow automatically, with a search and replace option or does one have to do it manually one by one?
Re: Show with a single click special columns in a special order?
To trial a more appropriate word for path part.
To convert all path references in your filters:
To convert all path references in your filters:
- Exit Everything (File -> Exit)
- Open your %APPDATA%\Everything\Filters.csv with Notepad
- Replace the following (Ctrl + H):
;path;
with:
;location; - Save changes and restart Everything.
Re: Show with a single click special columns in a special order?
Yes, a good idea. Above all in contrast to full path (or may be other path combinations, if available), etc., I could imagine (was confusing me). May be "folderpath" and "filepath".To trial a more appropriate word for path part.
Very good, many thanks!
What is that?I'll add a path mapping to location in the next alpha update.
Re: Show with a single click special columns in a special order?
columns:name;path;size;date-modifiedWhat is that?I'll add a path mapping to location in the next alpha update.
would be treated the same as:
columns:name;location;size;date-modified
It would save you from having to replace all path references to location.
Re: Show with a single click special columns in a special order?
Sounds great. So there will be an option one just would have to make a connection (map) e.g. from "path" to "location" then to achieve that.
Many thanks!
Many thanks!
Re: Show with a single click special columns in a special order?
Isn't "size" indexed automatically? So do you have to add it from the "Properties" specifically to let it index?
"size" is indexed on the same online drive / index for most or all of the items but not for this one obviously. When I double click "Location" the size is shown in the column.
"size" is indexed on the same online drive / index for most or all of the items but not for this one obviously. When I double click "Location" the size is shown in the column.
Re: Show with a single click special columns in a special order?
Indexing size is managed under Tools -> Options -> Indexes.
Try changing the attributes to read-only to force Everything to pickup the size for this file.
or, force a rebuild from Tools -> Options -> Indexes.
Everything 1.5.0.1316a adds a path -> location mapping so you no longer need to change your filters.
Try changing the attributes to read-only to force Everything to pickup the size for this file.
or, force a rebuild from Tools -> Options -> Indexes.
Everything 1.5.0.1316a adds a path -> location mapping so you no longer need to change your filters.
Re: Show with a single click special columns in a special order?
So these are properties as well? And they are not contained / not available in "Properties"?Indexing size is managed under Tools -> Options -> Indexes.
The attributes of that file / these files shown without size?Try changing the attributes to read-only to force Everything to pickup the size for this file.
Yet another update, many thanks! Where is that mapping option?Everything 1.5.0.1316a adds a path -> location mapping so you no longer need to change your filters.
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The standard file properties are listed under Tools -> Options -> Indexes.So these are properties as well? And they are not contained / not available in "Properties"?Indexing size is managed under Tools -> Options -> Indexes.
Tools -> Options -> Properties is designed more for extended properties (meta data).
I can understand the confusion.
I'll consider merging these two into one properties option page.
Yes, the file shown without a size.The attributes of that file / these files shown without size?Try changing the attributes to read-only to force Everything to pickup the size for this file.
For some reason, Everything has not read the file size for this file.
Changing the attributes will cause Everything to regather and update the file size.
You don't need to do anything.Yet another update, many thanks! Where is that mapping option?Everything 1.5.0.1316a adds a path -> location mapping so you no longer need to change your filters.
The mapping is done automatically.
So if you old filters are referencing the old path column, they will now automatically reference the new location column.
Re: Show with a single click special columns in a special order?
Yes, but it is not that bad may be. May be just make a connection / link ("More properties / meta data" and "Basic properties / meta data" or so to make understandable) in "Properties" and "Indexes" to each other?The standard file properties are listed under Tools -> Options -> Indexes.
Tools -> Options -> Properties is designed more for extended properties (meta data).
I can understand the confusion.
I'll consider merging these two into one properties option page.
OK.hanging the attributes will cause Everything to regather and update the file size.
After double clicking the "Location" the size was shown immediately.
Ah, now I see, that is great! Thank you very much!You don't need to do anything.
The mapping is done automatically.
So if you old filters are referencing the old path column, they will now automatically reference the new location column.
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A link is a good idea, I've put this on my TODO list.Yes, but it is not that bad may be. May be just make a connection / link ("More properties / meta data" and "Basic properties / meta data" or so to make understandable) in "Properties" and "Indexes" to each other?
Thanks for the suggestion.