To use Firefox on the current edited html file
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@Ekopalypse Ok but I do not know what to write in Name and Catégorie
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you don’t, type Fire in the
Filtrebox, double click
on the filtered item and assign the shortcut you want to use.
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@Ekopalypse SOrry for my former reply. I have seen in the panel Exécution . I have tried to typeset Firefox in Nom but it open Firefox alone not on the current file.
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@Cyrille-Piatecki Thanks it works
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If you want to execute something via the Run (Exécution) menu, use the variable
$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)to pass it as an argument. It will be replaced by the actual file name.Like
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@Ekopalypse Ok for your last suggestion and to have it permanently ?
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@Ekopalypse I have done what you suggest firefox $(FULL_CURRENT_PATH) as a Programme à exécuter. But it says that it cannot find the file.
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This sounds like you have not installed firefox.
Are you using a portable version?
If so, you need to use the whole path something like
D:\whatever_path\firefox.exe $(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)And you can only use it on saved files, of course.
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@Ekopalypse said in To use Firefox on the current edited html file:
D:\whatever_path\firefox.exe $(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)
Word of warning: if either
D:\whatever path\firefox.exeor the value of$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)have spaces in them, that will probably not work. As with all Windows paths that have (or might have) spaces, use quotes around them. So"D:\whatever path\firefox.exe" "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)".Any time you are referring to a path inside Notepad++ config files, Run dialog, etc, I highly recommend putting quotes around the paths.
