I customized a filter to find files with a certain name and type, in 4 different folders, it works perfectly. But when I try to trigger it through a command, instead of delivering the target files, it selects the files with the correct name, but the current folder is open, ignoring the search in the 4 customized folders, in addition to not hiding the other irrelevant files.
Basically it selects the files in the current open folder.
I tried the following commands
Select ADVANCED ="Filtro das pastas alvo"
Select FILTER=="Filtro das pastas alvo"
I also tried to set source folder but it doesn't return any result
Find IN "C:\Users\lclbl\OneDrive\YT Onedrive\Canais futebol\Arquivos canais\Canal VS , Lado a lado, Sem stats, Com comemoraĆ§Ć£o\Clipes"
Select ADVANCED="Filtro das pastas alvo"
The Select command's purpose is to select items in the current file display. It can optionally hide items.
Find filters and Quickfilters and Show-/Hidefilters are different things
The Find command can use Find filters directly
Good to know: Just because there is no error message doesn't mean your syntax is right. A bit unfair, I know
Try
Find FILTER NAME="Filtro das pastas alvo" IN "C:\Users\lclbl\OneDrive\YT Onedrive\Canais futebol\Arquivos canais\Canal VS , Lado a lado, Sem stats, Com comemoraĆ§Ć£o\Clipes"
Worked perfectly. Now I'm just trying to select the filter without executing it (I forgot that before executing the command, I must always change a variable).
I'm running the following command:
Find ADVANCED
This was enough to open the find panel, go to the advanced tab, but I didn't find the correct argument to select the saved filter "Filtro das pastas alvo"
I also tried to adapt the command to specify the search folder, but I couldn't
(IN "C:\Users\lclbl\OneDrive\YT Onedrive\Canais futebol\Arquivos canais\Canal VS , Lado a lado, Sem stats, Com comemoraĆ§Ć£o\Clipes")
