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Add Document to a Folder by Right-Clicking on Folder Name #1519

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novakwh opened this issue Sep 5, 2023 · 5 comments · Fixed by #1679
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Add Document to a Folder by Right-Clicking on Folder Name #1519

novakwh opened this issue Sep 5, 2023 · 5 comments · Fixed by #1679
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enhancement Request: New feature or improvement next release Note: Features planned for next release user interface Component: General user interface

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@novakwh
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novakwh commented Sep 5, 2023

Not sure if this has been discussed and already rejected as impossible, but it would be helpful if the menu that opens when you right-click on a folder name also included the option to add a document to that folder.

Currently, I have to click on a folder name, then go up to the little plus sign to add a document to the folder (and the system seems to "know" what types of document can be added into the selected folder). But my instinct, for whatever reason, is to right-click on the folder name and look for the add document option in the menu that pops up there.

I am constantly right-clicking on the folder name from force of habit, then I realize that the add document choice is not there, and then I have to go up to the plus sign to add the document. If there's a simple way to provide this option in the right-click menu on a folder name, it would be great! Thanks for considering. (I am using the current release candidate, by the way, and no issues so far.)

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vkbo commented Sep 5, 2023

It's not impossible. The reason they're on a separate button is so they're more easily reachable by various means, including both button clicks and keyboard shortcut. You can activate the + menu by pressing Ctrl+N on an item.

The reason it was moved up there is because the number of options available were expanded a great deal, which would generate multiple levels of context menus if kept under the right-click approach. It is also meant to be extended at some point with user-defined templates.

So, basically it's a compromise between right-click oriented use and button click/keyboard shortcut oriented use.

@anthonyirwin82
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anthonyirwin82 commented Oct 23, 2023

I think it would be nice to be able to add a document or a folder at the location you are right-clicking on.

I think a keyboard shortcut like ctrl+n for a new document and ctrl+shift+n for a new folder would be nice as well.

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vkbo commented Jan 31, 2024

I think mapping the first level of content from the + menu is a good compromise. The rest can be added from the old location. So, basically the add document options, and regular folder.

@vkbo vkbo added user interface Component: General user interface next release Note: Features planned for next release labels Jan 31, 2024
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vkbo commented Jan 31, 2024

I think a keyboard shortcut like ctrl+n for a new document and ctrl+shift+n for a new folder would be nice as well.

Pressing Ctrl+N activates the + menu already, so this will not be remapped. Pressing Ctrl+. will activate the context menu on the selected item.

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vkbo commented Jan 31, 2024

The exact same actions on the first level of the "Add Item" menu will be available on right-click from version 2.3 and on.

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