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2 advanced ZoomPlayer + EG questions.

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stisev
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2 advanced ZoomPlayer + EG questions.

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1) Is there ANY way to delete a file in the "File Navigator" without a) having to click "yes" for a confirmation dialog b) go through the steps of right arrow > erase > confirm > yes.

I just want to be able to hit one button and delete either the current file or the file that is selected in the file navigator.



2) When viewing pictures in Zoomplayer, is there ANY way to go to the "next" file by clicking one button. For example, if I use the "next-track" entry in ZP+EG, it skips to the next video, but this function DOES NOT WORK for pictures. I know one can use the file navigator to scroll between pics, but I would really like to be able to (again) hit one button and go to the previous/next PICTURES.
****EDIT**** I figured out a way to do this with files of the SAME file extension only, using PrevDirFileExt and NextDirFileExt functions. It would be nice if I could do it for ALL types of file extensions though. :( If anyone has any ideas, let me know

If anyone can figure out a solution to these problems, I'd really appreciate it!
stisev
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Posts: 162
Joined: Tue Jun 26, 2007 2:55 am

Re: 2 advanced ZoomPlayer + EG questions.

Post by stisev »

I figured out a way to do this with files of the SAME file extension only, using PrevDirFileExt and NextDirFileExt functions. It would be nice if I could do it for ALL types of file extensions though. If anyone has any ideas, let me know.
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