Multi Commander Support Forum
		Multi Commander => Support and Feedback => Topic started by: multicart on November 29, 2024, 13:48:44
		
			
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				Hi,
 
 I saw that I can save a search (F3) and even put it on the F keys in order to quickly search with the saved parameters again.
 However, I rather would like to have a quick list of my saved searches that I can quickly choose from, so that with one (or max two) click(s) the chosen search is executed.
 
 I also found the custom command MC.FileSearch (http://multicommander.com/Docs/customcommands_list#mc.filesearch.search). This is nice too. But it seems to only open the search UI dialog with predefined parameters.
 (Besides, the values for PANEL: LEFT, RIGHT, ACTIVE, INACTIVE I do not see them reflected in the search UI dialog.)
 
 I am just wondering, is there no way to just load and run a saved search (predefined parameters) via some form of user defined command without the UI dialog (without using the F keys)?
 
 What would make sense to me is, if the MC.FileSearch custom command would have an option to run a saved search (saved previously via the search dialog) immediately without the dialog.
 
 regards, m.
 
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				You can create some UDC with desired search params, and then put it to the user menu or on the QL bar.
 MC.FileSearch supports HIDE and AUTOSTART parameters
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				Ah, ok, great.
 It is an advantage if one can read, which obviously I can't. Sorry for that.
 
 Still, why the redundancy with being able to define search parameters in the custom command and in a saved search via the UI dialog?
 
 
 AND, BTW:
 I had problems with defining multiple search paths in the MC.FileSearch custom command's options. What is the correct syntax for that?
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				I had problems with defining multiple search paths in the MC.FileSearch custom command's options. What is the correct syntax for that? 
 MC.FileSearch.Search SEARCHFOR=*.txt AUTOSTART HIDE SEARCHIN="c:\temp\22";"c:\temp\33"
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				Thank you for your patient help, Jungle,
 
 Unfortunately, with that syntax, MC will only search in the first stated path.
 
 
 And the PANEL="LEFT" option of MC.FileSearch does not seem to work.
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				Thank you for your patient help, Jungle,
 
 Unfortunately, with that syntax, MC will only search in the first stated path.
 
 
 And the PANEL="LEFT" option of MC.FileSearch does not seem to work.
 
 
 You need to have the complete paths inside the quotes.. not quotes around each, they are separated with ;
 SEARCHIN="c:\temp\22;c:\temp\33"
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				You need to have the complete paths inside the quotes.. not quotes around each, they are separated with ;
 SEARCHIN="c:\temp\22;c:\temp\33"
 nope, does not work
 
 And the PANEL="LEFT" option of MC.FileSearch still does not seem to work. Or does it work for anyone?
 
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				Since Search was redone a while again. the PANEL option is no longer valid. It should have been removed.