Re: (no subject)

Andrew Lowe <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.devel.quanta.user
Organization Manildra Group
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Mon, 18 Jun 2007 11:29:29 Jeffrey Sabarese wrote:
> Note. I believe the "ies4linux" launcher is in
> /home/[your-user]/ies4linux/ie6 (uh... er... something like that. but you
> want to "focus" there. maybe even draw a shortcut to my aforementioned
> location from
> /home/[your-user]/.wine/drive_c/progs/iexplore/shortcut.lnk -- but
> doubtful since Quanta isn't a Wine app, eh?
>
> HTH
> js
>
> On 6/5/07, Andrew Lowe <[email protected]> wrote:
> > On Wednesday 06 June 2007 02:03:53 Vlad Blanton wrote:
> > > Hey, that was some great info. I had tried to figure out how to add
> > > browsers but gave up about a year ago.  Finally I can test my sites
> > > with ie6 (ies4linux) directly from quanta!  Only if I can figure out
> > > what command IE needs...
> > >
> > > Vlad
> >
> > From memory, IE needs just the url:
> > iexplore.exe http://www.kdewebdev.org/
> > You probably need to run wine first:
> > wine iexplore.exe %URL
> >
> > Hope that helps - I have not got a Windows box anymore (about 2 years
> > since I did any development on Windows, and 6 months since I used Windows
> > for more then about 5 mintues.

I know with ies4linux install I can run from the command line:
ie6 http://kdewebdev.org/
and it works fine, however Quanta's view in BROWSER script wants to pass a 
KURL - so for local files you end up with: file:///home/alowe/test.html
Trying to trim the file:// off does not help, as IE wants to 
translate /home/alowe/test.html to http://home/alowe/test.html - even if you 
just type this into the url bar, it does it.

With some edting of the scripts involved you could probably load remote URLs 
such has http://localhost/test.html, etc, but you are not going to get it 
working for local files (unless that local file is under a local wine drive 
mapping (such as c:) with some fancy bash translation).  I did have a quick 
play to get it going, but I have given up - esp. considering that Quanta will 
pass any type of KURL (fish://, ftp://, etc) that you would have to error 
nicely on - then again, these probably do not work with firefox or opera?.

I very rarely use this feature - I just have the page loaded in a browser and 
reload - but then I mostly do php application development - so need apache 
and php running, and am testing functions - such as button pushing, rather 
then layout - let those graphic artists handle that....

If anyone can think of an action to handle ies4linux - they could post it to 
the list - and perhaps post to Hot New Stuff...  :-)

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Andrew Lowe
    System Administrator & Programmer
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            Manildra Group

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