List SubFolders and Save them to a File

[sarathi125 (Parthasarathi)]

I am not clear, can you elaborate the issue

[hsendel]

Hers’ the exampleExample.xaml (4.8 KB)

[bcorrea (Bruno Correa)]

string.join will give you a string and not a array of string… just adjust your variable type…

[sarathi125 (Parthasarathi)]

The Input Dialogue activity is empty and does not have any parameters passed in.
Can you tell us what is your expectation in the Input Dialogue, possible put something in an excel and share the screenshot here.

[hsendel]

The expectation to get the list of subfolders as a list in text file than use this list as array in 'input dialogue", hope is clear

[sarathi125 (Parthasarathi)]

Do you want something like the following,

Those my folders available inside a folder and displaying all in an input dialogue control

[hsendel]

@sarathi125

ose my folders available inside a folder and displaying all in

YES exact but I want them in “Option” field in “input Dialogue” not in “Label”

[sarathi125 (Parthasarathi)]

Okay then, put this query into your Option property in the Input Dialogue activity.

Directory.GetDirectories(“yourdirectorypath”).[Select](Function(d) New DirectoryInfo(d).Name).ToArray()

[hsendel]

@sarathi125

Directory.GetDirectories(“yourdirectorypath”).[Select](Function(d) New DirectoryInfo(d).Name).ToArray()

Unfortunately not working either

[sarathi125 (Parthasarathi)]

Tried like this?

[hsendel]

@sarathi125

Directory.GetDirectories(“yourdirectorypath”).[Select](Function(d) New DirectoryInfo(d).Name).ToArray()

Awsome!!! Works Perfectly… Thanks a lot for your time @sarathi125