Skip to main content
Pedro Cortez Marques
Pedro Cortez Marques
Legend
July 30, 2014
Answered

Where is stored the Folder label registry location?

  • July 30, 2014
  • 1 reply
  • 1071 views

When I put a red label on a File that has xmp metadata, I can retrieve these values later and this will be stored in the file or in a side-car xmp file.

But Folder can't have xmp.

In this case, where is stored this info about the color label of a Folder? Only in cache? Is there a hidden file ( like, for example ".Bridgesort" hidden file for manually sorted items)

I noticed that I I label a folder in a common accessed network from computer A, I can retrieve that value from another computer B by rebuilding the cache parent folder of the labeled folder.

It can't be the file C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Bridge CS6\Cache\data\store because it is inacessible from other computers on network.

So is must be some hidden file on the same directory of the labeled folder.

This topic has been closed for replies.
Correct answer Pedro Cortez Marques

Found it.

Its an hidden xml File created from Bridge when I use labels or ratings on children folders.

It is called ".BridgeLabelsAndRatings"

to get it from bridge, just try to use this

Folder([myPath]).getFiles("*.BridgeLabelsAndRatings"); // the name works like a long extension file (the dot in the beginning is important)

and this is an example.

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='yes' ?>

<bridgedata version='1'>

  <labels version='1'>

  <item key='_d_10772009' label='Select'/>

  </labels>

  <ratings version='1'>

  <item key='_d_10772012' rating='1'/>

  </ratings>

</bridgedata>

This is updated from others computer over the same local folder network only when cache folder is recreated.

1 reply

Pedro Cortez Marques
Pedro Cortez MarquesAuthorCorrect answer
Legend
August 1, 2014

Found it.

Its an hidden xml File created from Bridge when I use labels or ratings on children folders.

It is called ".BridgeLabelsAndRatings"

to get it from bridge, just try to use this

Folder([myPath]).getFiles("*.BridgeLabelsAndRatings"); // the name works like a long extension file (the dot in the beginning is important)

and this is an example.

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='yes' ?>

<bridgedata version='1'>

  <labels version='1'>

  <item key='_d_10772009' label='Select'/>

  </labels>

  <ratings version='1'>

  <item key='_d_10772012' rating='1'/>

  </ratings>

</bridgedata>

This is updated from others computer over the same local folder network only when cache folder is recreated.

Terms & ConditionsAccessibility statement
Using the community Terms of use Privacy Cookie preferences Do not sell or share my personal information ad choicesAdChoices