Import folder view alphabetically not random

[jayscot]

I have found a way around it. Easy - for me anyway. Since I am using Firefox for my working online, I use the Find command and type in the name of the performer. If it's not the one I like, then I go to the next found occurrence, etc.
So on my Mac it is CMD-f, then CMD-g, CMD-g, etc

[bplex]

To answer your original question, unfortunately, there isn't a way to change it in the script to being listed alphabetically because the order has nothing to do with vShare, but with how your server processes the "dir" read command. On some servers, the "dir" read command will return the results of a directory randomly. On some servers, the results are returned alphabetically. It really depends on the server. vShare uses the system dir call to list the files in that directory. Thus, however the results are being returned are a direct result of how your server handles that call.

[jayscot]

Makes sense. Thanks for the detailed explanation. These kind of details are great for understanding a bit more about how the unseen cloud of computers are looking after our data out there. Thanks.

To answer your original question, unfortunately, there isn't a way to change it in the script to being listed alphabetically because the order has nothing to do with vShare, but with how your server processes the "dir" read command. On some servers, the "dir" read command will return the results of a directory randomly. On some servers, the results are returned alphabetically. It really depends on the server. vShare uses the system dir call to list the files in that directory. Thus, however the results are being returned are a direct result of how your server handles that call.