[SOLVED] How to associate Firefox and mldonkey by using script?
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How to associate Firefox and mldonkey by using script?
hi, all !
I followed the info from internet trying to associate Firefox and mldonkey after I installed mldonkey,but it did't work, and there is kind of a add-on , but version seems lower for current firefox. the problem bother me most is why this script doesn't work in my system?
I followed the info from internet trying to associate Firefox and mldonkey after I installed mldonkey,but it did't work, and there is kind of a add-on , but version seems lower for current firefox. the problem bother me most is why this script doesn't work in my system?
What do you mean "associate"? Like call another program from Firefox? Can't you just edit your preferences in Firefox?
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Could you explain what exactly you want to do ?
Best.
F.C.
sorry i didn't speak my problem clearly !
what i want to do is that the files of ed2k can be added in mldonkey queue automatically when i click on a ed2k link in any site page , instead of coping that ed2k link location and pasting in mldonkey software , which is exactly what i am doing for downloading a ed2k file.
the info i followed is like these steps:
1. tpye 'about:config' in the browser's address location
2. create a new boolean ,which named 'network.protocol-handler.external.ed2k' with the value 'true'
3. create a new string named 'network.protocol-handler.app.ed2k, with the value '/home/username/.mldonkey/submit'
4. create a script named submit under the directory .mldonkey
after all of above, files with the ed2k link in the web should be added in queue of mldonkey when i click on thoese ed2k link
well , i did all of thoese, and it doesn't work.that's my issue
what i want to do is that the files of ed2k can be added in mldonkey queue automatically when i click on a ed2k link in any site page , instead of coping that ed2k link location and pasting in mldonkey software , which is exactly what i am doing for downloading a ed2k file.
the info i followed is like these steps:
1. tpye 'about:config' in the browser's address location
2. create a new boolean ,which named 'network.protocol-handler.external.ed2k' with the value 'true'
3. create a new string named 'network.protocol-handler.app.ed2k, with the value '/home/username/.mldonkey/submit'
4. create a script named submit under the directory .mldonkey
after all of above, files with the ed2k link in the web should be added in queue of mldonkey when i click on thoese ed2k link
well , i did all of thoese, and it doesn't work.that's my issue
Sorry, I have no idea to help you doing that kind of procedure.
Best
F.C.
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