Return to recently used folder after inserting file or image
When I insert a file or image into a webpage and then go back to insert another, I'm always returned to the topline "resources" folder. I would much prefer to be returned to the folder in which I had last been working -- as I am often adding more than one item at a time, and they are all in the same folder. As it stands, I need to navigate through the entire folder system each time I insert a file or image.
Dana Robb
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Scott Kolar
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Allow administrators to set the default folder for the File Tool. Right now opening the File tool always defaults to the Resources/Documents folder. Allow us to set a default folder. Alternatively, having it default to the last used folder would be work also.
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PBerrie Centrepoint
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Remembers what I as a user use - at the moment I have to click through to my files - in earlier versions it would remember where I last took a file from.
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Hi,
Actually, this functionality is already present in our system, but there is a small peculiarity.
If you insert an image that is located in "Pictures" folder or in any subfolders inside "Pictures" folder, then this folder is remembered, and every time you try to insert new image, you will be returned to your previous location. But if previously inserted image located not in "Pictures" folder (nor in it's subfolders), next time you open insert image dialogue, then you will be returned to root of "Pictures" folder.
The same with documents. System remembers last used path used for attaching files only if they were inserted from "Documents" folder or from it's subfolders.This behavior was made when we made last changes to insert image dialog. We would appreciate, if you could give us more details on how would you like system to behave in this case.
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marykathryn
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this is frustrating to me as well! every time I go to add a file or image it automatically sends me to resources>pictures. I have accidentally added so many files there. Please make it default to last opened.
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[Deleted User]
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If WA makes this a default, it needs to make sure it uses the last folder used by that specific user. We have 15 Admins and the last folder used/desired for one Admin is not likely the same folder desired for the other 14 Admins.
