djdonn
Sorry, the topic doesn't match the post.
I have a filter folder set up for Audio. If I type in a subdirectory for, say, \Marilyn Manson, I'll get the files listed in that directory. Then, under 'other folders', it will list everything else that contains 'Marilyn Manson'. Let's say the browser returns 42 files total. If I have the 'Order' field displayed, the order field counts the 'other folders' line as a number. If there are, say, 10 files in the \Marilyn Manson folder and another 32 files with the name Marilyn Manson', it will count the 'other folders' line as 11, but it doesn't display that number. So, the Order will show 10, (blank, other folders) 12, 13 etc. So, the last number in the order field is 43 instead of 42. To me, it should not count the 'other folders' line, and the final number should be 42.
This doesn't happen in just this scenario, but in any scenario where 'other folders' is displayed. It's not a huge deal but it can be misleading. I'd like to see the 'files' number being returned equal the number of files in the 'order' field in this case.
I have a filter folder set up for Audio. If I type in a subdirectory for, say, \Marilyn Manson, I'll get the files listed in that directory. Then, under 'other folders', it will list everything else that contains 'Marilyn Manson'. Let's say the browser returns 42 files total. If I have the 'Order' field displayed, the order field counts the 'other folders' line as a number. If there are, say, 10 files in the \Marilyn Manson folder and another 32 files with the name Marilyn Manson', it will count the 'other folders' line as 11, but it doesn't display that number. So, the Order will show 10, (blank, other folders) 12, 13 etc. So, the last number in the order field is 43 instead of 42. To me, it should not count the 'other folders' line, and the final number should be 42.
This doesn't happen in just this scenario, but in any scenario where 'other folders' is displayed. It's not a huge deal but it can be misleading. I'd like to see the 'files' number being returned equal the number of files in the 'order' field in this case.
geposted 5 hours ago