[quote=66147:@jim mckay]Awesome!
I also have a Folderitem subclass to share. Take a look at the project file to see how to use it.
SSBookmarks.zip
It’s free for all to use and modify!
Pretty simple:
sf=new SSFolderitem(f,doSecurityScope) //constructor using an existing folderitem, and whether to use security scope
TextArea1.Text=EncodeBase64(sf.Bookmark ) //SSFolderitem.Bookmark returns a bookmark file
and
//constructor with bookmark data and whether to use security scope
dim fResolved as new SSFolderitem(DecodeBase64(TextArea1.text),doSecurityScope)
Then there’s:
b = fResolved.StartAccess //request access.
and
fResolved.StopAccess //done accessing
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Jim
I can see that this works on a file, but does it also work for a folder?
In other words, can I gain access to a folder and its files and sub-folders from the top access?