Where have the posts relating to the beta gone?

HappyDog

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I posted a question in the beta channel, but it seems to have vanished!

https://www.gdgsoft.info/t/empty-directories-not-included-in-file-list/2321

I don’t know if it was answered (if so I’d like to see the answer, please!) or not (in which case, I would hope an answer can be given) as I no longer have permission to access it!

Can you please either re-enable the channel or move the posts into the main EXEOutput channel, as they shouldn’t really vanish in this manner!

– Mark
 
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They were outdated because the final version of ExeOutput for PHP fixed all problems reported during the Beta period. Please repost your query.
 
Please can you give me temporary access to the original topic so I can copy/paste my question (or copy/paste it for me).

– Mark
 
HappyDog
February 22

Hi there,

It’s great to finally have a beta version of v2 to start experimenting with! It’s looking good so far… I can’t wait for the final release!

One issue I’ve noticed is that it appears that empty sub-folders are skipped when you add your project to the file manager. We have an application that requires certain folders to be present and, in some cases, these may be empty. This means that the application breaks when you attempt to run it through EXEOutput.

The solution is to put a dummy file in the empty folders so that EXEOutput doesn’t ignore them, but this is unnecessary work and easily forgotten.

Please can you update the code so that empty directories are not skipped (or, if that is in some way a contentious suggestion, make it a configurable setting).
 
Thanks - have reposted:
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Empty sub-folders are skipped by file manager ExeOutput for PHP
Hi there, It’s great to finally be have v2 to start experimenting with! It’s looking good so far… One issue I’ve noticed is that it appears that empty sub-folders are skipped when you add your project to the file manager. We have an application that requires certain folders to be present and, in some cases, these may be empty. This means that the application breaks when you attempt to run it through EXEOutput. The solution is to put a dummy file in the empty folders so that EXEOutput doesn’t …
 
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