Perfect, thank you!
For all who follow, see https://winscp.net/eng/docs/rawconfig and the above ticket.
For all who follow, see https://winscp.net/eng/docs/rawconfig and the above ticket.
- Guest1337
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- martin
Re: Drag & Drop moves instead of copying.
Those applications probably do not support
Issue 1884 – Optionally disable moving using drag&drop
CF_PREFERREDDROPEFFECT, which WinSCP sets to "Copy", and they default to "Move". You can avoid that by preventing WinSCP from allowing "Move" altogether:
Issue 1884 – Optionally disable moving using drag&drop
- Guest1337
Drag & Drop moves instead of copying.
(Windows 10 1809, WinSCP 5.14.2, 5.19.3, 5.19.4).
Dragging a file from remote into an application sometimes deletes the file after the application receives it.
When I dragged a file from remote into WinMerge, I noticed the remote file window refreshed, and the original file was gone, now only existing in %TEMP%. I tried again, with LibreOffice Writer, and the same thing happened. However, dragging the file into a new Notepad++ file, resulted in the file staying put on remote.
I've attached some configs, and a debug-2 log file.
This is a fresh install of Windows 10, I seem to recall encountering and defeating this issue before, but I can't recall how I did it.
If there is a workaround for this version of Windows (I can't yet upgrade), which version should I download?
Thanks
Dragging a file from remote into an application sometimes deletes the file after the application receives it.
When I dragged a file from remote into WinMerge, I noticed the remote file window refreshed, and the original file was gone, now only existing in %TEMP%. I tried again, with LibreOffice Writer, and the same thing happened. However, dragging the file into a new Notepad++ file, resulted in the file staying put on remote.
I've attached some configs, and a debug-2 log file.
This is a fresh install of Windows 10, I seem to recall encountering and defeating this issue before, but I can't recall how I did it.
If there is a workaround for this version of Windows (I can't yet upgrade), which version should I download?
Thanks