Delete recycle bin and focus

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I create this simple button : Delete EMPTYRECYCLE QUIET

But don't work if focus is on folder tree and drive (or some virtuals folders like Desktop/Control panel...) is selected...
If focus is on Lister (virtual folder or not), it's ok.
And you ? Bug or not ?

2

The key worked for me, however, the QUIET switch is not took into account at all (confirm is needed in any situation).

Regards

3

Not sure whether to call this a bug, but this button always works:

GO /trash Delete EMPTYRECYCLE

4

Hmmm. I'm leaving town for awhile in a few moments and don't have time to test this now but I have a note made to remind me to investigate why the QUIET argument doesn't seem to work with the Find command.
If QUIET isn't working for delete either......

I'll do some checking on this over the weekend and if necessary submit a bug report about it (if someone doesn't beat me to it).

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@AlbatorIV

[quote]But don't work if focus is on folder tree and drive (or some virtuals folders like Desktop/Control panel...) is selected...
If focus is on Lister (virtual folder or not), it's ok.[/quote]
I see it too.
The button is active if the focus is on a drive .
However, if the focus is on a drive AND any drive is selected in the Folder Tree,
the button is inactive.

I am using DOpus 9.1.0.2 on Vista 32.
Yes, I think it is a bug.

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Ok, I see it too this time.
Doubtlessly it is a bug, because under identical conditions sometimes occurred, another times work. If you close the Folder Tree and open it again, the button will work.

However, the QUIET switch is ignored in any conditions as yet.

Tested by DOpus 9.1.0.3 on WinXP Pro 32bit.

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I think I found the problem. When you click on a drive on Folder Tree, DOpus Delete function is inactive, because a drive couldn't be deleted. DOpus should active the function automatically when you use EMPTYRECYCLE, but DOpus does not this work at yet.
Until GPSoftware solve this problem, you could use the following code for your key:

Set FOCUS=Source Delete EMPTYRECYCLE QUIET

However, the QUIET key will not work. :laughing:

Regards