Directory structure in trash folder using cmsdk

Hello forum community!
We are using cmsdk to manage files online and have a problem with trash folder . If someone deletes whole directory, all structures are gone (only “flat files” are shown in trash) .Is there a possibility to show whole directory structures in the trash folder?
Is this a configuration promlem ?
regards,
krystian

Hello,
Yes I mean the deleted Document.
Let’s say I have a workspace with 3 folders (folder1, folder2, folder3). In every folder there are 3 docs folder1_doc1.doc, folder1_doc2.doc, in folder2 folder2_doc1.doc ...
Now I delete folder1. I see in the trash of the workspace just the deleted files (folder1_doc1.doc...) without directory structure.
What I want is to have a possibility do recover whole directory structure (folder1 including folder1_doc1.doc...).
I hope it's clear now :-)
Regards
Krystian

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