To use Firefox on the current edited html file

Cyrille Piatecki

@Ekopalypse Ok but I do not know what to write in Name and Catégorie

Ekopalypse

you don’t, type Fire in the Filtre box, double click
on the filtered item and assign the shortcut you want to use.

Cyrille Piatecki

@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.

Cyrille Piatecki

@Cyrille-Piatecki Thanks it works

Ekopalypse

@Cyrille-Piatecki

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 firefox $(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)

Cyrille Piatecki

@Ekopalypse Ok for your last suggestion and to have it permanently ?

Ekopalypse

@Cyrille-Piatecki

by saving it

Cyrille Piatecki

@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.

Ekopalypse

@Cyrille-Piatecki

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.
New 1 etc… do not work.

PeterJones

@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.exe or 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.