i am very sorry, i got myself in over my head. i do not undestrand what you are suggesting. if a change on the ff side i cannot do it, bu perhaps you are suggesting making emac pop up an x seector that chooses the filing option.
for yers i have used an unsophisticated heursitic in the template simiilar to your teplate suggestion. but now the problem is htat this essential ff extension is completely broen for me. i upgraded firefox, and now it is popping up a window asking [unselectable text paraphrasing] whether i want emacsclient oprning protocol iink. i affirm but no capture occurs. so no capture at all, never mind a choice of filling. On 4/6/23, Max Nikulin <maniku...@gmail.com> wrote: > On 07/04/2023 11:40, Samuel Wales wrote: >> >> On 4/6/23, Max Nikulin wrote: >>> Samuel, in your case, it is your requirement to have non-distracting >>> single-click capture. >> >> ... but one icon for prose/filling and one for lines/nonfilling would >> be great for me. or even the existing single icon for whichever one i >> use most, with a right-click menu for other options. maybe other >> templates. > > An extension can not add 2 buttons. It may define context menu for right > click or it may open a popup with menu (implemented as an HTML page) on > simple (left) click. > > Till it is not implemented you may use an org-protocol handler that > displays menu from e.g. a shell script: > > printf 'Prose\nCode\n' | > zenity --list --title "Capture template" \ > --text "Capture type" --column Template > > or > > zenity --question --title "Capture template" --text "Capture type" \ > --ok-label Prose --cancel-label Code > >>> A workaround is to define 2 capture template: for prose text and for >>> code. Browser extension should not add template=x query parameter to >> >> i am guessing you mean s/should not/should/ here? > > If template is not passed then script can just append &template=x to the > URI, otherwise it may call e.g. sed to replace existing parameter. > >>> %(insert (shell-command-to-string "xclip -t text/html -o | pandoc >>> -f html -t org -")) >>> >> i selected one line and it printed that line. i selected your above >> lines and got Error: target text/html not available. > > Select some text on a web page in Firefox (or similar application > supporting rich text copy, e.g. libreoffice writer) and try > > xclip -t TARGETS -o > > I have realized that `insert' should not be added to template, the code > above is more suitable for evaluation by M-: > > Next revision (with escaped quote characters) > > "* %:description > <%:link> > > %(shell-command-to-string \"xclip -t text/html -o | pandoc -f html -t > org -\") > " > > > > > -- The Kafka Pandemic A blog about science, health, human rights, and misopathy: https://thekafkapandemic.blogspot.com
