JD 0.6.193 - Don't puts NEW FOLDER when joins two folders with "Move into a new packa

[guardao]

At "DOWNLOADS" if try to join two folders into a "NEW PACKAGE" and with a NEW NAME, this do not happens, simply puts at folder download, inside of the first folder of the OLD Package

Thanks.

[Jiaz]

can you better describe it? sorry i dont understand exactly what you mean

I've tried to reverse-translate his explanation, because this might be a computer translation. What I understand is this:

When you use the "Move into New Package" feature in the Downloads pane, jD creates a new folder (with the new name) inside the first folder of the to be merged folders. This assumes that the customer has enabled the "Create sub-folder including package name (If possible)" option.

Reformulated: the packages are merged, but the underlying folders aren't.

Note that I haven't tested this, because I prefer not to enable the folder creation option. Could someone, who has enabled this option, confirm this behaviour?

[guardao]

Originally Posted by remi

I've tried to reverse-translate his explanation, because this might be a computer translation. What I understand is this:

When you use the "Move into New Package" feature in the Downloads pane, jD creates a new folder (with the new name) inside the first folder of the to be merged folders. This assumes that the customer has enabled the "Create sub-folder including package name (If possible)" option.

Reformulated: the packages are merged, but the underlying folders aren't.

Note that I haven't tested this, because I prefer not to enable the folder creation option. Could someone, who has enabled this option, confirm this behaviour?

Yes, that's it.

Jd takes the first folder (at download directory) to put all the files.

[Jiaz]

Originally Posted by guardao

Yes, that's it.

Jd takes the first folder (at download directory) to put all the files.

thats how it should work
files that are already loaded or loading arent moved! and jd has to take a new folder and therefore it takes the folder of the first selected file