As I know DO can collapse/uncollapse all groups or collapse other groups, what if I just want to uncollapse some specific groups?
Say I have a folder includes many types of files, like *.exe, *.txt, *.doc, *.pdf. When I open this folder I wanna see the whole list of *.doc and *.txt files and keep the *.exe and *.pdf files collaspe (perhaps pdf files is a very long list that I must pagedown several times until I can find the txt file ).
I mean I don't want to hide or filter some type of file, just need to keep them collapsed to minimize the space they occupied and uncollapse the types(more than one) I used more often.
The Go GROUPCOLLAPSE and Go GROUPEXPAND commands (docs here) can be used to collapse and expand specific groups.
There's no way currently to make them run automatically on folder change, but you could put them on a button or hotkey, or use them in embedded commands when opening a new window or tab for a specific folder.
[quote="leo"]The Go GROUPCOLLAPSE and Go GROUPEXPAND commands (docs here) can be used to collapse and expand specific groups.
There's no way currently to make them run automatically on folder change, but you could put them on a button or hotkey, or use them in embedded commands when opening a new window or tab for a specific folder.[/quote]
Well, this means I cannot keep the specific groups collasped/uncollasped every time I open this folder right? Even I just wanna keep this particular folder acts like this?
If you still like thr grouping features to provide separation between multiple groups that you'd like to still be visible, could you not combine that with filtering - and entirely filter OUT the items that you'd otherwise like to have be in collapsed groups? I know that the group criteria isn't a direct equivalent to the criteria you can filter against... but maybe you can get close enough to still be be useful?