Relative paths in breadcrumb

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Relative paths in breadcrumb

#1 Post by duarte.framos » 26.06.2012, 17:49

There is a bug ate least since last public beta that does not allow to navigate folders after using a relative path in the breacrumb bar.

For example if you create a favorite, or manually introduce a path that uses the variable %fcsrcpath% freecommander seems to resolve it correctly, if the path is a subfolder of the "start folder".

If the target is located in a parent folder, or a folder upper in the hierarky, making the path use of the parent symbol

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\..
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%fcsrcpath%\..\..\Some Folder
, navigation gets locked, and you can't click anywhere but the breadcrumb bar. Folders, files or parent [..] icons get locked and don't work.

Don't know if this as been reported before, or if relative paths are supported at all; but they sure are a welcome feature especially in the favorites, so if this is wrongly reported please just erase this post.

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Re: Relative paths in breadcrumb

#2 Post by Marek » 29.06.2012, 21:00

Implemented for the release 596.

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Re: Relative paths in breadcrumb

#3 Post by duarte.framos » 02.07.2012, 18:12

Thanks! This will be usefull :)

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Re: Relative paths in breadcrumb

#4 Post by duarte.framos » 13.09.2012, 01:46

Sorry to revive this old Bug, but this seems to have returned both in 598 and 599

Navigating to a bookmark with the relative path will correctly solve the folder path of the %fcsrcpath%, navigates to the correct folder but the breadcrumb bar will read the ".." after the path of the freecommander install path.

Navigation gets locked and you can't click any file or folder, though this time the navigate to parent folder will work by either pressing Backspace key or the go to parent ".." icon.

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