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date: Wed, 2 Jul 2008 11:23:30 +0530,    group: microsoft.public.platformsdk.shell        back       


'New Folder' button not enabled on Vista   
When browsing my namespace extension, I cannot get the 'New folder' to 
become enabled in the file open/save dialog on Vista. I tried adding 
SFGAO_STORAGE and SFGAO_STORAGEANSCESTOR to the attributes but to no use.

What needs to be done to enable this functionality?

John
date: Wed, 2 Jul 2008 11:23:30 +0530   author:   J Crowe

Re: 'New Folder' button not enabled on Vista   
J Crowe wrote:
> When browsing my namespace extension, I cannot get the 'New folder' to
> become enabled in the file open/save dialog on Vista. I tried adding
> SFGAO_STORAGE and SFGAO_STORAGEANSCESTOR to the attributes but to no
> use. 

This is kind of crazy, but it seems that your CreateViewObject method needs to support ITransferDestination. You don't actually need to implement any of its methods - CreateViewObject just needs to succeed when queried for ITransferDestination.

-- 
Jim Barry, MVP (Windows SDK)
date: Tue, 8 Jul 2008 01:47:19 +0100   author:   Jim Barry

Re: 'New Folder' button not enabled on Vista   
Thnaks jim, I will give that a try!

John

"Jim Barry"  wrote in message 
news:517E7CD9-DAC6-47E1-ABF6-26F28F156CC6@microsoft.com...
J Crowe wrote:
> When browsing my namespace extension, I cannot get the 'New folder' to
> become enabled in the file open/save dialog on Vista. I tried adding
> SFGAO_STORAGE and SFGAO_STORAGEANSCESTOR to the attributes but to no
> use.

This is kind of crazy, but it seems that your CreateViewObject method needs 
to support ITransferDestination. You don't actually need to implement any of 
its methods - CreateViewObject just needs to succeed when queried for 
ITransferDestination.

-- 
Jim Barry, MVP (Windows SDK)
date: Tue, 8 Jul 2008 11:03:17 +0530   author:   J Crowe

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