i'm a bit amazed there is no context menu or some ability to quickly remove an item from favourites using the context menu.
this really should be added asap.
I have a list of favourites displayed using the FAVOURITES command but no option to quickly delete an item
in Directory Opus 10.5.2.1 (beta)
there is a bug fix with this title: [quote]Removed Delete and Cut commands from the context menu of folders in the Favorites menu to avoid accidental deletion of folders.[/quote]
but nothing about how to remove an item from fav..
digging the forum I also found this ticked opened in 2005:
Favourites are still deleted/renamed/moved via the Edit Favourites menu item.
I think that UI will always be better when doing lots of edits in a row, and it doesn't seem too bad for editing a single item, though being able to do single items via a context menu would still be a nice to have, certainly.
I update my favourites quite often and I need to be able to quickly manage them.
As a workaround - maybe helpful for other, I'm using this approach:
I have a toolbar button that displays the content of a folder where I keep all my shortcuts to favourite files/folders:
Go "path/to/dir" FOLDERCONTENT="button"
(the display of the items can be customised if needed)
then I have a second button to add shortcuts to that folder with this command:
Copy MAKESHORTCUT TO="path/to/dir"
this way you can safely right click the shortcuts from the toolbar list and delete them
After more research I managed to fin a workaround for the update issue as well.
The way to fix it is to add a new context menu for .lnk extensions from Settings > File Types (named "Remove Shortcut" for example) and add the following command to it:
Delete FILE {file$}
Go REFRESH=both
basically it will delete the right clicked file from your toolbar and trigger a lister refresh event that will also update the toolbar layout
i've attached a screenshot describing the entire process. It will make you able to have a favourites panel with items that you right click and remove.