I have a program that checks for a Backup folder when it starts, and if not found, prompts for you to create one.
The copy process can take a long time, so I use the standard Windows copy dialog to show your progress:
My.Computer.FileSystem.CopyDirectory(strSrcPath, Path.GetDirectoryName(strBackupPath), UIOption.AllDialogs)
This works fine unless the destination folder already exists. Then the Copy dialog stops and prompts you on whether to Overwrite every. single. file.
There's no checkbox to "Overwrite All" on the dialog, and no way to include a switch to set Overwrite to True when using "UIOption.AllDialogs" (only 3 overloads.)
Is there a way around this? TIA
The copy process can take a long time, so I use the standard Windows copy dialog to show your progress:
My.Computer.FileSystem.CopyDirectory(strSrcPath, Path.GetDirectoryName(strBackupPath), UIOption.AllDialogs)
This works fine unless the destination folder already exists. Then the Copy dialog stops and prompts you on whether to Overwrite every. single. file.
There's no checkbox to "Overwrite All" on the dialog, and no way to include a switch to set Overwrite to True when using "UIOption.AllDialogs" (only 3 overloads.)
Is there a way around this? TIA
