First i'll give a scenario, im mainly dealing with videos at the moment.
I have a content type in folder formats for "Movies" which works fine and displays my movies as thumbnails as I want.
Now say my folder structure is like this (for example purposes)
z:\movies\day 1
z:\movies\day 2
z:\movies\day 3
z:\movies\day 4
z:\movies\day 5
z:\movies\day 6
z:\movies\day 7
z:\movies\day 8
z:\movies\day 9
z:\movies\day 10
in each "day" there will be x amount of videos and y amount of other files, for example sony vegas makes temp files when working with a video - I want to be able to see ALL of these files when I am in the "day" folder, so specifying a filter in the "Movies" content type of folder formats would not work here.
However, say I go back to z:\movies and then view in flat mode, I dont really want all the non video files displayed, I just want to see the thumbnails of all my videos.
I know I could use the quick filter, but was hoping for a better way. Say for arguments sake you have all different types of formats ; wmv, mp4, mpeg, avi, asf, mkv etc.. etc.., it mean you have to click on each and everyone you want to display - not the end of the world, no, but I was hoping for a better way.
I was hoping I could go to Preferences > File Operations > Filters, add a new filter called "All movie types" for example, and then have a button on a toolbar that I could click to enable this filter. ie I just press one button on my toolbar to apply the filter, and then I press it again to un-apply the filter.
Is there a way of doing something like this ?