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<blockquote data-quote="yhoogi" data-source="post: 283126" data-attributes="member: 69599">I split some series in subfolders for seasons and/or different subbing groupsDescription od discrepancy:Hierarchie<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Folder &quot;A:\Anime Series&quot; 1 (contains n Folders) 
[*]Series Axy1 (contains folders + potential files) 
[*]Group a (contains exlusively files) 
[*]Group b
[*]Series Axy2 
[*]Series Axyn
</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Folder &quot;B:\Anime Series 2&quot; (contains m Folders) 
[*]Series Bxy1 
[*]Series Bxy2 
[*]Series Bxym
</li>
</ul>In the joint view, you will have &quot;Folder A&quot; &amp; &quot;Folder B&quot; sub-folders for different series alphabetically mixedSay you have two drives with(n+m) Anime folders on top level and you navigate to the &quot;Joint View/Series Axy1/Group a&quot; Folder.Here you have only files.Lateron, you want to go up in hierarchie:Using the &quot;back&quot; button (no other way)in&nbsp; &quot;Joint View/Series Axy1/Group a&quot; -&gt; &quot;Joint View/Series Axy1&quot; ;In &quot;Joint View/Series Axy1&quot; you have the following structure:List shows <ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">..</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Group a (folder)</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Group b (folder)</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">file1 (optional)</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">file n (optional)</li>
</ul>Using &quot;back&quot; button brings you immediatly to mp-root menu; &quot;My Animes&quot;Using &quot;..&quot; brings you from&nbsp; &quot;Joint View/Series Axy1&quot; -&gt; &quot;A:\Anime Series 1&quot;, showing only<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Folder A:\Anime Series 1 (n Folders) 
[*]Series Axy1 (contains folders + potential files) 
[*]Group a (contains exlusively files) 
[*]Group b
[*]Series Axy2 
[*]Series Axyn
</li>
</ul>with the n folders of this directory. The whole &quot;Anime Series 2&quot; folder is not displayed and you have to go back via &quot;..&quot; to the &quot;My Anime root&quot; with Favorites, Folders, etc&quot; to restore the joint viewCheers,yhoogi</blockquote>

[QUOTE="yhoogi, post: 283126, member: 69599"] I split some series in subfolders for seasons and/or different subbing groups Description od discrepancy: Hierarchie [LIST] [*]Folder "A:\Anime Series" 1 (contains n Folders) [INDENT][*]Series Axy1 (contains folders + potential files) [INDENT][*]Group a (contains exlusively files) [*]Group b[/INDENT] [*]Series Axy2 [*]Series Axyn[/INDENT] [*]Folder "B:\Anime Series 2" (contains m Folders) [INDENT][*]Series Bxy1 [*]Series Bxy2 [*]Series Bxym[/INDENT][/LIST] In the joint view, you will have "Folder A" & "Folder B" sub-folders for different series alphabetically mixed Say you have two drives with(n+m) Anime folders on top level and you navigate to the "Joint View/Series Axy1/Group a" Folder. Here you have only files. Lateron, you want to go up in hierarchie: Using the "back" button (no other way)in "Joint View/Series Axy1/Group a" -> "Joint View/Series Axy1" ; In "Joint View/Series Axy1" you have the following structure: List shows [LIST] [*].. [*]Group a (folder) [*]Group b (folder) [*]file1 (optional) [*]file n (optional) [/LIST] Using "back" button brings you immediatly to mp-root menu; "My Animes" Using ".." brings you from "Joint View/Series Axy1" -> "A:\Anime Series 1", showing only [LIST] [*]Folder A:\Anime Series 1 (n Folders) [INDENT][*]Series Axy1 (contains folders + potential files) [INDENT][*]Group a (contains exlusively files) [*]Group b[/INDENT] [*]Series Axy2 [*]Series Axyn[/INDENT][/List] with the n folders of this directory. The whole "Anime Series 2" folder is not displayed and you have to go back via ".." to the "My Anime root" with Favorites, Folders, etc" to restore the joint view Cheers, yhoogi [/QUOTE]

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