| Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Separate XOrg window
Sep 23 2012 on content KParts Plugin |
In the git version, I added a simple
unsetenv("QT_NO_GLIB");
Please test if this new version fixes you "out-of-window" problems. |
|  | | Re: Re: Re: Separate XOrg window
Sep 8 2012 on content KParts Plugin |
Well, if it happens with Bespin only, then it is obviously a Bespin problem and you should contact its author.
As for Firefox, I don't see why it should have changed with a newer version, as the plugin is not specific to any Firefox version. I am not using Firefox 15 myself, but my guess would be that it is some sort of settings problem. Try to contact the Sumo people about that ... |
| | | Re: I figured it out
Jun 27 2012 on content KParts Plugin |
There are two variables that determine where KPartsPlugin is installed to and both are provided when calling cmake using a switch like -D VARIABLE=VALUE
The installation path for the browser plugin itself is controlled by NSPLUGIN_INSTALL_DIR and the default value is /usr/lib*/nsbrowser/plugins/
The KCM and other files are installed into a subtree defined in CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX which is /usr/local by default.
For more details on KDE and CMake, have a look here: http://techbase.kde.org/Development/CMake |
| | | Re: really smart!!
Jun 8 2012 on content KParts Plugin |
> great plugin!It really makes kde appear less a
> second class citizen in the desktop environment
> arena!
KDE was never a second class citizen!
> why the kcm mdoule? AFAIK you don't need to
> create it, you can make kpartsplugin be a
> viewer in the default file association module
> by adding just a .desktop file.
You got it wrong where KPartsPlugin comes into play. It is not meant to replace Okluar, it makes Okular accessible from within your non-KDE browser.
KPartsPlugin will claim support in the browser for any mimetype which is supported in the KDE system, which is maybe not what you want. For example, KPartsPlugin will claim to support all kinds of office file formats as soon as Calligra is installed, but you may want to prefer LibreOffice's native plugin you browser. Simply use the KCM module to tell KPartsPlugin to step back.
> the toolbar and the menubar are not right-
> clckable (at least for okular). Is it a wanted
> behaviour? Since its a plugin it would be
> wonderful to be able to enable/disable the
> menubar.
Well, I have to admit it: The menu/tool bar is fake and just rebuilds the original one at its bare minimum. Feel free to contribute code how to improve it.
However, I could add an option to the KCM module to add options for (not) showing buttons or menus ...
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| | | Original filename in "save copy"
Jun 5 2012 on content KParts Plugin |
Found a solution last night. Please check the newest release (20120506) |
| | | Debian + KDE + KPartsPlugin
Jun 5 2012 on content KParts Plugin |
No idea about that, but maybe people from the Debian KDE project can help you here (esp. the packaging part).
http://pkg-kde.alioth.debian.org/ |
| | | Re: Re: Re: Where's the KCM module?
Jun 5 2012 on content KParts Plugin |
Should be "fixed" in the new release (20120605) |
| | | Re: Original filename in "save copy"
Jun 4 2012 on content KParts Plugin |
> is there a way to preserve the original filename
> and pre-populate the "save copy" dialog with it?
As far as I know, there is no way to communicate the original URL to the plugin. The browser only sends a byte stream to the plugin to show. But I'll investigate this case ... |
| | | Re: Where's the KCM module?
Jun 4 2012 on content KParts Plugin |
You should use the regular toolchain, i.e. "make install" to install all necessary files into the right places.
In your case, I guess you missed to install kcm_kpartsplugin.desktop into SOME_KDE_DIR/share/kde4/services/ |
| | | Re: Re: Print button?
May 24 2012 on content KParts Plugin |
It may work now, please test again. If it is not working, please wait another year so that I can come up with a new idea... |
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