Hi
I'm searching a plug-in (or personal menu command?) for generate a link to copy from a FTP folder.
Scenario:
Right click on ftp file (file.zip)
"Copy ftp/http link"
And I paste it where i want.
Link can be
ftp://example.com/file.zip
or
http://www.example.com/file.zip
(if ftp anonymous access is not allowed)
Is this possible?
thanks
http link generator from FTP folder?
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Maybe: List2ClipboardEspecially when path contains spaces that must be replaced with %20
RegardsInsert text before the path. Append text to the path. Replace text parts
Holger
I've only read the installation file
and not found reference to ftp http.
(it's a bit difficult to install)
If I copy a link from ftp.example.com
I can paste "www.example.com/file" or "ftp.example.com/file" ?
Okay, back to the roots.
Try this:
- activate a ftp connection in TC
- place the cursor on a file in the ftp connection panel
- TC- Main menu: "Mark -> Copy Names with Path to Clipboard"
- paste the clipboard content in your mail program
At least if your path does not contain spaces which must be converted to %20, and your mail program can handle this string (maybe "Insert -> Link" or a similar command exists there), you should get your f t p ://example.com/file.zip - link you can send to your friend.
Regards
Holger
Try this:
- activate a ftp connection in TC
- place the cursor on a file in the ftp connection panel
- TC- Main menu: "Mark -> Copy Names with Path to Clipboard"
- paste the clipboard content in your mail program
At least if your path does not contain spaces which must be converted to %20, and your mail program can handle this string (maybe "Insert -> Link" or a similar command exists there), you should get your f t p ://example.com/file.zip - link you can send to your friend.
Regards
Holger
this is a good step forward.
could suffice.
Hopefully, there is way to create a custom macro?
it must
convert space to 20%
rename ftp://ftp.example.com to http://www.example.com
could suffice.
Hopefully, there is way to create a custom macro?
it must
convert space to 20%
rename ftp://ftp.example.com to http://www.example.com
2derekz
Installation:
1. Download the zip file and unpack to a folder.
2. Drag and drop the executable to the buttonbar.
3. Edit the button parameter. enter /L:"%L"
Customization:
In your case it's a simple prefix (as TC doesn't use the full ftp path when %L is used). Append this to the command field:
/P:"http://www.example.com"
If you have spaces in the path use a replacement action (append to the other parameter in command field:
/R:" "="%20%"
Yes. Here is how it works:If I copy a link from ftp.example.com
I can paste "www.example.com/file" or "ftp.example.com/file" ?
Installation:
1. Download the zip file and unpack to a folder.
2. Drag and drop the executable to the buttonbar.
3. Edit the button parameter. enter /L:"%L"
Customization:
In your case it's a simple prefix (as TC doesn't use the full ftp path when %L is used). Append this to the command field:
/P:"http://www.example.com"
If you have spaces in the path use a replacement action (append to the other parameter in command field:
/R:" "="%20%"
Last edited by Lefteous on 2013-05-16, 09:18 UTC, edited 1 time in total.
If I append
/P="http://www.example.com"
on the command field obtain an error
"Unknow parameter type"
If I append
/P="http://www.example.com"
on the parameter field obtain an error
"/L not definited"
/P="http://www.example.com"
on the command field obtain an error
"Unknow parameter type"
If I append
/P="http://www.example.com"
on the parameter field obtain an error
"/L not definited"
Sorry I made a typing error. Use this instead:derekz wrote:If I append
/P="http://www.example.com"
on the command field obtain an error
"Unknow parameter type"
/P:"http://www.example.com"
