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Hi There

 

Now, we were finally able to go live with Passwordstate. Thank's a lot for all your support so far! It's highly appreciated!

 

We just experienced the following issue:

Because we have loads of folders and passwordlists we need to use the "Load On-Demand" feature, which only loads the folders, when a the user expands it.

 

Now, when we have a direct link to a folder, or we click on the "Tree Path" field in a search result, the selected folder/passwordlist is getting opened on the right side. But unfortunately the folder is not getting expanded and displayed on the left side.

 

Best regards,

 

Fabian

Posted

Hi Fabian,

 

Sorry, but this feature will not work on nested Folders and Password Lists when Load On Demand is enabled, as they do not exist in the tree - the nodes are loading dynamically from the database when you expand the node.

 

Sorry again.

Regards

Click Studios

Posted

Hi Support

 

Thank's for you fast answer and explanation.

 

I completely understand your point. With the Load On Demand feature it's completely different.

But wouldn't it possible to dynamically expand the path in the three here as well automatically? ...just by following the path, where the folder/passwordlist is stored ond open every folder programatically and let it load async.

 

Currently it's a petty, because we wannted to us the links to folders and passwordlists, but specially the links to folders are kind of useless like it is now.

 

Best regards,

 

Fabian

 

Posted

Hi Fabian,

 

We'd need to look into what's possible here, but it will be quite complex to achieve this. We would need to somehow figure out if it was possible to traverse the tree in a reverse order - because as it is now, the Nested folder only knows one node above it - not the complete structure that could be there. I hope that makes sense.

 

Regards

Click Studios

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