Thanks for your feedback. I'll consider it.
- martin
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- wrecclesham
It worked. Thanks!
I think it's quite hard for users to find that useful (but hidden) feature by themselves intuitively because the average user would not expect the Submit button to be required *in conjunction* with the Ctrl+Del shortcut.
In an ideal world, I think the Ctrl+Del shortcut would be sufficient to remove an entry from the dropdown menu but I understand there may be an underlying limitation (e.g. in the code) which forces this behaviour.
I'm happy with the way that it is, now that I know the secret, but I suspect that some other users may try a few different obvious methods to clear up their dropdown menu and then simply give up, not realizing that they need to hit Submit to apply the changes! :)
I think it's quite hard for users to find that useful (but hidden) feature by themselves intuitively because the average user would not expect the Submit button to be required *in conjunction* with the Ctrl+Del shortcut.
In an ideal world, I think the Ctrl+Del shortcut would be sufficient to remove an entry from the dropdown menu but I understand there may be an underlying limitation (e.g. in the code) which forces this behaviour.
I'm happy with the way that it is, now that I know the secret, but I suspect that some other users may try a few different obvious methods to clear up their dropdown menu and then simply give up, not realizing that they need to hit Submit to apply the changes! :)
- martin
You actually have to submit the dialog to confirm the clean up.
- wrecclesham
I tried
Ctrl+Delete but the next time I used the Move dialogue box, all of the same options were still there.
- martin
Re: How to delete outdated "Target remote path" entries that are shown when using the Move command?
You can use
Ctrl+Del to clear the history (while it is dropped down).
- wrecclesham
