Ryan J Williams
I've noticed that if I'm in a directory and I try to drag/drop a few files into a sub-directory a few levels down (ie: via the tree), SmartFTP will behave as if it's then in that directory (address bar will change to the sub-directory I moved the files to, if I drag/drop into the remote window it'll upload to that sub-directory, etc).
What's the problem? Well weirdly, my remote view doesn't update to show the contents of the new directory! After moving the files it'll still show the contents of wherever I was, implying that if I drag some files into the remote view they'll go into that folder. But they won't; they'll go into the sub-directory I moved to previously.
My ideal functionality would be for SmartFTP to just stay in the folder I was in before I moved the files (ie: where I moved thm from). Usually I just want to get some files out the way and then carry on uploading into the folder I was already in, so SmartFTP moving me without me explicitly asking it to do so is kind of counter-productive.
What's the problem? Well weirdly, my remote view doesn't update to show the contents of the new directory! After moving the files it'll still show the contents of wherever I was, implying that if I drag some files into the remote view they'll go into that folder. But they won't; they'll go into the sub-directory I moved to previously.
My ideal functionality would be for SmartFTP to just stay in the folder I was in before I moved the files (ie: where I moved thm from). Usually I just want to get some files out the way and then carry on uploading into the folder I was already in, so SmartFTP moving me without me explicitly asking it to do so is kind of counter-productive.