I'm working with a large directory of images within many subfolders.
I'm working in flatview + thumbnails to see all the files easily, and using labels to set their status.
I have worked out how to search for files with a particular label, but then it's hard to see the locations of the images.
Is there a way in flatview to just simply show/hide files with a label?
I don't think there's anything as convenient as a quick filter for this, but you can mimic the effect with the Select command and the FILTERFLAGS argument.
(Linked accounts, sorry I didn't spot that before)
Select doesn't quite do what I'm after.
I have several thousand files. I have labelled some for status, e.g. orange = image needs tidying.
So now I want to display just the files with the orange label, so that I can open and edit those files.
I'd like to see the images in flat view so they are seen on location order and their location is known.
Can I suggest a "show/hide items with labels" feature for a future release? This would be really useful if you are using labels to set their status (e.g. work required). One of the issues with using a filter is that if you set/change a label it dont' dissapear from the current results. Ideally it would be nice identify and work through all the 'orange' items, until the list is complete. I realise you can re-search, but having this instant would be handy, especially when working with thousands of files.