June 22, 2016

WebApp Gets a Directory Tree

With the updated FTP Today WebApp 2.0, users now have the ability to navigate to any folder on the FTP site using the directory tree. This feature works just like Windows Explorer.

Some features and benefits of the Directory Tree are:

Multiple folders can be expanded in the directory tree to aid navigation by jumping back and forth between any folder visible in the directory tree.
Files and folders can be moved by dragging them from the current open folder (the main file pane) to another folder visible in the directory tree.
The directory tree automatically expands and contracts to fit the longest path to a visible folder.
The directory tree can be closed or opened if screen real estate is needed.
There is a clear color delineation between folders that are sub-folders (with inherited permissions) vs. Workspaces (having separate permissions).
The currently open folder has a shaded background.

WebApp 2.0 is far more powerful and user-friendly than version 1.0. Documentation can be found here.

Tag(s): Product Update

Martin Horan

Martin, Sharetru's Founder, brings deep expertise in secure file transfer and IT, driving market niche success through quality IT services.

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