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Anti-Bacterial:
Thank you. I am using this command in the button editor to make the directory folder and it works.
MC.Explorer.Makedir FOLDERNAME=:[d][t]

But now I want a space in between the [d] and [t].  I tried this:
MC.Explorer.Makedir FOLDERNAME=:[d] [t]

MC cannot interpret this space and truncates the [t] if there is a space in between them. It only creates the YYY-MM-DD as the folder name. Is there a way to create a folder with a space in between YYYY-MM-DD and HH-MM-SS ?

Mathias (Author):

--- Quote from: Anti-Bacterial on Yesterday at 03:27:50 ---Thank you. I am using this command in the button editor to make the directory folder and it works.
MC.Explorer.Makedir FOLDERNAME=:[d][t]

But now I want a space in between the [d] and [t].  I tried this:
MC.Explorer.Makedir FOLDERNAME=:[d] [t]

MC cannot interpret this space and truncates the [t] if there is a space in between them. It only creates the YYY-MM-DD as the folder name. Is there a way to create a folder with a space in between YYYY-MM-DD and HH-MM-SS ?

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Just inserting a space in it would not work.. each paramter to custom commands is separated by space.. just like the command line.
Have you tried putting a " around them the path ?  FOLDERNAME="name with spaces" ? Or that does not work ?

Anti-Bacterial:
Thank you very much!  Placing "double quotes" around the command worked perfectly. Here is the button editor command I use to create a custom folder name using format YYYY-MM-DD  HH-MM-SS
MC.Explorer.Makedir FOLDERNAME=":[d] [t]"

I copied the template format into the command and surrounded it with double quotes.  Pics attached for others reading how to accomplish this.

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