Batch file start by doubleclick uses wrong relative path

[flitz]

Platform: Windows10-64
xlporer²: Ultimate x64
View Panel right: "\folderA\folderB\"

Assumed this folder structure

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\folderA
  \folderB
    filexy99.txt
    archup.bat

and the content of the file "archup.bat"

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xcopy .\filexy99.txt ..\filexy99arch.txt /Y
pause

it is expected that a doubleclick on "\folderA\folderB\archup.bat" would start the batchfile in the path "\folderA\folderB\" so that the relative path ".\" would direct to "folderB" and "..\" to "folderA".

Unfortunately the xplorer² installation path is used so that the relatve path ".\" converts to "d:\xPlorer64ult"

It is known that the addressbar command "$archup.bat" uses the correct relative paths, but for productivity reasons a doubleclick on a file should result in the folder of the panel.

[nikos]

please use TOOLS> OPTIONS menu and from Advanced property page CLEAR the option "don't lock browsed folder". This is a relic that I should really remove!

[flitz]

Worked!

Thanks for your quick support.