I earlier had this post (http://membres.lycos.fr/antpbe/phpbb3/v ... c.php?t=17) where I was asking for a possibility to UrlEncode a Title differently because this one site doesn't use "+" to search on more than one word. I have now done this encoding through a script (trying to make a get information script which got impossible because of other annoyances at this site) but I need a way to open a browser with this URL from the script. Or is there already a syntax to do this?
This way it would also be possible to to searches on other fields than Title.
Then I thought that if the above is possible then it would be nice to be able to someway call this script from "Search on internet" menu.
Or probably even better I would like a menu comparable to the "Search on internet" menu but just with easy accessible scripts instead. Then there could be an option in the Preferences where I could choose between all scripts to decide which to show in the menu.
I don't know if there could be problems with this last suggestion regarding for instance manually stopping a script.
I miss the possibility to press CTRL-A in a field and thereby mark all the content of this field.
By the way is it possible to have text in front of the Disks Field?
Open browser from script + a script menu
It is not possible to launch something from a script, but I will add that for the next version (within few days)
I may add a menu to run a script, I'll see if it is easy to do or not, but that will not be in the next version, maybe later.
For the "Search..." menu, I will improve this menu, to allow to do a search on something else than the title, and other encoding methods (by the way, how should the title be encoded for what you need ?)
For the Ctrl+A, I noticed that very recently. It is quite strange that it does not work, since Ctrl+C, V, X are working. Maybe a bug from Delphi ? Or simply not a Windows standard, but something that nearly all programs manage themselves.
It is not possible to have a text in front of Disks field, but I can add it very easily if you want. Just a question : Why ?
I may add a menu to run a script, I'll see if it is easy to do or not, but that will not be in the next version, maybe later.
For the "Search..." menu, I will improve this menu, to allow to do a search on something else than the title, and other encoding methods (by the way, how should the title be encoded for what you need ?)
For the Ctrl+A, I noticed that very recently. It is quite strange that it does not work, since Ctrl+C, V, X are working. Maybe a bug from Delphi ? Or simply not a Windows standard, but something that nearly all programs manage themselves.
It is not possible to have a text in front of Disks field, but I can add it very easily if you want. Just a question : Why ?
Instead of "+" between each word it should have "&V1=" at this particular site. The number does not have to increase for each word. It works fine with "&V1=" between each word.antp wrote:For the "Search..." menu, I will improve this menu, to allow to do a search on something else than the title, and other encoding methods (by the way, how should the title be encoded for what you need ?)
In the literature translation I have made this field has a different content and it would just seem more logical to have the description in front in my case. It is no big deal but it would be nice.antp wrote:It is not possible to have a text in front of Disks field, but I can add it very easily if you want. Just a question : Why ?
Now I rememberbmm wrote: Instead of "+" between each word it should have "&V1=" at this particular site. The number does not have to increase for each word. It works fine with "&V1=" between each word.
I will probably add that in the version after the next one (next one is nearly finished so I do not want to add things anymore on it)It will be OK for the next version, since it is easy to addbmm wrote: In the literature translation I have made this field has a different content and it would just seem more logical to have the description in front in my case. It is no big deal but it would be nice.
