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| Summary | 0001951: Handle dataload for generic dialogs | ||
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| Revision | 2013-12-23 13:51 by Vincent Sanders | ||
| Description | Allow text files to be dropped on writable icons in NetSurf's dialog boxes. In response to: http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.netsurf.devel/4440 #netsurf discussion: <tlsa> j: it was the standard http auth. window he was trying to drop a text file on ... <jmb> essentially it's because we don't handle dataload for anything other than browser windows or their toolbar <tlsa> or global history <tlsa> i mean hotlist <jmb> ah yes jmb boggles why that code's in gui.c and not in a separate function in hotlist.c <jmb> well, doing it for generic dialogs shouldn't be difficult <jmb> just check that the icon under the drop location is writable and insert the data into it <jmb> if it isn't writable, ignore the dataload <jmb> I suggest sticking that in the feature request tracker |
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| Revision | 2005-11-27 18:56 by Michael Drake | ||
| Description | Allow text files to be dropped on writable icons in NetSurf's dialog boxes. In response to: http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.netsurf.devel/4440 #netsurf discussion: <tlsa> j: it was the standard http auth. window he was trying to drop a text file on ... <jmb> essentially it's because we don't handle dataload for anything other than browser windows or their toolbar <tlsa> or global history <tlsa> i mean hotlist <jmb> ah yes jmb boggles why that code's in gui.c and not in a separate function in hotlist.c <jmb> well, doing it for generic dialogs shouldn't be difficult <jmb> just check that the icon under the drop location is writable and insert the data into it <jmb> if it isn't writable, ignore the dataload <jmb> I suggest sticking that in the feature request tracker |
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