Jan 25 2023 10:10 AM
As the title suggests in summary when navigating through folders, opening a file and then hitting close. Instead of just going back to the last folder which we had opened the file in, it throws us back through the folders and onto the main folder.
This is extremely annoying as users have to work through a few files in teams but when they close the files it sends them to the main folder, sometimes they can be in over 5 folders deep and it chucks them into the root directory and not the folder where they had just opened the document.
We have noticed that this happens on folders which have been moved into teams from the local machine or another location, this issue does not happen to folders and files which were freshly created inside teams.
Have seen similar discussions being raised but there hasn't been any fixes.
This isn't a company policy either as we have a shared channel with external companies which have the exact same issue.
A bit of an example below, when going through all these folders and opening the file inside, once we are done with it and hit close, instead of going back into the Test folder we get thrown to the Documents folder.
Example 2
Files Tab > Folder 1 > Folder 2 > Doc.docx and when opening and closing Doc.docx we returned to Files Tab instead of Folder 2 which is where the document is inside.
Thank you in advance to anyone who helps!
Jul 27 2023 02:05 AM
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Oct 02 2023 06:31 AM
I have this issue on folders that are shortcuts to other directories (indicated by a small link icon)
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One "fix" that works for me:
-right-click on the file I want to open
-click Preview
-close the Preview
This effectively changes the way Teams handles the folder directory, so now:
- single-click on the file I want to open
- close the file
I return to the folder that contains the file I have just closed, and not to the root folder.
n.d. this "fix" does not last if you navigate to a different Team, a different channel, or back to "General". You have to "preview" again for the "fix" to be in place.