Interesting! We had a customer writing in with the opposite opinion a while ago:
http://ideas.projectplace.com/feedbacks/225488-copy-folde...
I agree that we could communicate better the difference between copy and cut.
When you copy a folder, a new folder is created that has a copy of the contents of the old one, The history and other attributes, like access rights, however, are the same as if you had created a new folder. They stay with the original.
When you cut and paste a folder, you just move it. All the history and access rights are still there.
So Ulrica, your problem could be solved by creating a copy of the folder (and then possibly deleting the original) in the new location.
Let us know what you think would be the best solution to this:)
The problem with this solution is you then loose all the meta data that was on the original document. I am guessing that the audit trail (History) is pretty important to keep.
Absolutely...and we can't keep the history when you copy...because then you would have multiple documents with the same history...which I guess wouldn't make much sense.
The possibility to get a report for how the access rights are set up for your members and folders was implemented 9th November 2010.
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The possibility to get a report for how the access rights are set up for your members and folders was implemented 9th November 2010.