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Move projectItem into named Bin

Explorer ,
Feb 05, 2018 Feb 05, 2018

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So Im liking the searchForBinWithName example, but I cant seem to find a command for moving a projectItems placement in project-window.
Im wanting to move it out of the root and into a named bin.

So:
var projectItem = app.project.rootItem.children[projectSelect];

var targetFolder =  $._PPP_.searchForBinWithName("folderName");

Looking for something like:

projectItem.moveToBin(targetFolder);

How do I put the projectItem into the bin? Cant find an example of this in the PProPanels except for importing?

This seems like basic stuff hehe...

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Engaged , Feb 05, 2018 Feb 05, 2018

Hi Aecorn,

this sounds to the following: Re: Create sequence inside a bin

Does this resolve you issue?

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Hi Aecorn,

this sounds to the following: Re: Create sequence inside a bin

Does this resolve you issue?

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Yes, thank you very much!

projectItem.moveBin(targetFolder);
Works well!

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