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I didn't add a Type drop down like the scripts screen has. This is unnecessary and cumbersome. Instead it works like other screens and the user can generate a hierarchy in their files by adding /'s in the names. This is how it works in Stylesheets works and its a lot cleaner. I added a note of this to the creation dialogs as well. For example create a view file with the name myFolder/myView and the system will take care of folder creation automatically. There is also a delete option. Other errors fixed: Selecting a folder in the scripts lists was generating an error. Stylesheets would not create a new folder(but they wold make nested children in existing folders. Partial and Macro Views would not use the proper elpers for generating syncTree code.
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