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Dragging multiple files to a shortcut (9 posts)
- Started 9 years ago by jdaw1
- Latest reply 9 years ago from Jim Matthews
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jdaw1 Member
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Jim Matthews Administrator
Hi,
That's odd. When I drag multiple items to a shortcut they are all uploaded. Could you try again, and if it still isn't working let me know how many files you are dragging, and whether you are dragging to a shortcut in a shortcut list window in Fetch, or dragging to a droplet shortcut in the Finder?
Thanks,
Jim Matthews
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jdaw1 Member
Typically two to five files, dragged to a droplet shortcut in the Finder. More accurately, a droplet shortcut saved to the Finder, that shortcut then having been put in the Finder windows’ Sidebar. Files are dragged onto that Sidebar item.
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Jim Matthews Administrator
I just added a droplet shortcut to my Finder sidebar, and then dragged 3 files to it; all 3 were uploaded. I'm running 10.9.3 also.
I would try saving a new droplet shortcut and adding it to sidebar, to see if that helps.
Jim Matthews
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jdaw1 Member
I’m not quite sure when the problem started, but it might have been a week or two ago. During which time Fetch has been closed and re-opened multiple times, and indeed the machine completely rebooted multiple times.
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jdaw1 Member
Will try that. Thank you.
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jdaw1 Member
Now testing again, the problem is intermittent. I will try to isolate when it happens.
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jdaw1 Member
Well, the problem has stopped. Now works for me.
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Jim Matthews Administrator
Thanks for the update; let me know if the problem comes back.
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It used to be that if multiple files were dragged to a shortcut, all would be uploaded. Recently that has stopped being true, and only the first is uploaded. Please could the previous behaviour be restored.
Mac OS X 10.9.3; Fetch 5.7.3 (5H683, Web Store).
PS: the Fetch version number should be select-and-copyable, rather than merely retypeable.
Posted 9 years ago #