Hello,
A few days go I upgraded to 10.0.3.0.4392 and then I began to have directory refresh problems: When I Copy, Delete, Rename or do any operation that involes a change in the directory, the listener doesn't automatically refresh, I need to press F5 to refresh the listener content and see the change. This is terrible because is continuosly leading me to do mistakes. If I rename a file, after typing the new name the file shows again with the old name and after I press F5 it shows with the new name I entered).
I have not changed any DOpus neither Windows settings, anyway I checked them again and seems to be okay (ex. "Sort newly created and copied file" is turned on). I use Windows 7 and DOpus 64-bit. Of course, before the upgrade I didn't had this problem.
Please anyone can help me? Thank you in advance.
Just to say that I have the same problem when creating or delete folders, in other word, as i previously said, any changes i do in the listener are not automatically refreshed (like if directory changes are not notified to or detected by DOpus). Any help is welcome.
Thank you for replying, Leo. I already read that topic before posting but didn't helped to solve the problem. But I have good news, I managed to fix it and will explain how to:
After re-checking settings (re-enabling/disabling etc.) and re-booting Windows didn't solved the problem, I decided to re-install DOpus 10 so I first EXPORTED all my configuration and then I thought "What if I just re-import it?" , just did it and... VOILA! now any changes to directory/listener are again automatically shown without pressing F5
Any idea what could be gone wrong before? It seems like if due to the upgrade process some setting got damaged and then just exporting/reimporting config fixed the issue.
Settings don't get changed at all by normal updates. They are only modified between major versions (e.g. Opus 9 to Opus 10), so I doubt it was a settings issue.
If it ever happens again, be sure to try the debug steps in the FAQ I linked, and post your results. The debug steps very quick and easy to do, and they are included in the FAQ because they are very useful to diagnosing the problem.