Well, your original post said "directory structure". A directory is an
on-disk entity, and so the sidebar tree has nothing to do with the
directory structure. Probably this is what you found confusing.
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Oh, I guess I was not clear about what I mean... I am not talking about
the folder structure on disk at all! I do not care for it, since a photo
manager provides a more convenient way of managing my files. What I mean
is that the side panel does not change whatever settings I use... If I
change my
John,
the tree view in the side panel does not correspond to the directory
hierarchy on disk. Instead, the side panel displays your events
arranged by year and month. This is completely independent of the on-
disk hierarchy: even if all your photos are all in the same directory,
for example, the
You are saying that the directory structure on the left panel is fixed
for all time once a photo is imported, and that depending on the
preferences on import time you can have a mixed tree structure??? this
seems rather counterintuitive, and I am having trouble seeing what this
is good for... gues
We do have a ticket for rearranging your import directory:
http://redmine.yorba.org/issues/2170
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Title:
Changing directory structure does not do a
The preference option only changes the directory structure used while
importing photos. It will NOT move existing photos in your pictures
directory.
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Status: New => Invalid
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