Shell context menu

[Draggon]

Hi,
when i use "Add to HFS" for a file it'll be added to the last folder in my tree (for example "template" with is hidden). Is it possible to chose the destination folder?

thanks

[JamiDodger]

If You Click On Home, the / then minimize or close it, then right click and "Add to HFS" that should work 

[Draggon]

Thanks, it works but i think it's a bit inconvenient

[JamiDodger]

Yeah Its Annoying But I hope they will add it as an option soon

[rejetto]

the stuff is added to the SELECTED folder.
so, you can already choose what folder.
just click on it first, then go to the explorer and "add to hfs".

[SilentPliz]

Reminder:
It is also possible to directly drag & drop files and folders directly on HFS ... to the place you want in the VFS.

[Draggon]

The problem is that i have to remember to select proper folder after making changes in configuration.
Other thing is that after clicking for example in to log section focus on selected folder is gone and i don't know where files will be placed.
It would be great option for me if i could choice in folder properties that is default for adding files / folders from context menu. (Than it could be selected with other icon or some symbol ).

[SilentPliz]

You must eat fish ... it's very good for your memory.  

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If this option seems impractical to you ... you can right click on a VFS resource:

Add folder from disk ...
or
Add files ...

[rejetto]

to my understanding: you always put the files in the same folder, while the selected folder (used for addition) changes from time to time, requiring you the extra step of reselecting it before you use the "add to hfs".
right?

[Draggon]

to my understanding: you always put the files in the same folder, while the selected folder (used for addition) changes from time to time, requiring you the extra step of reselecting it before you use the "add to hfs".
right?

Exactly :]

[rejetto]

ok,
from build #260 you will be able to do it

[Draggon]

Thanks
I appreciate it !