Re: Macro to read in external browser
On Tue, Oct 26, 2010 at 04:01, Mike Hollis wrote: > On Tue, Oct 26, 2010 at 01:51:02AM +0300, Cristopher Thomas wrote: >> >> This is great. I didn't realize that adding a text/html entry in >> addition to my autoview entry would allow me to do this. Thanks! > > What does autoview do ? By autoview, I mean the mailcap entry that is called by mutt when 'auto_view text/html' is set in .muttrc. For me, this line is: text/html; lynx -dump %s; nametemplate=%s.html; copiousoutput
Re: Macro to read in external browser
On Tue, Oct 26, 2010 at 01:51:02AM +0300, Cristopher Thomas wrote: > > This is great. I didn't realize that adding a text/html entry in > addition to my autoview entry would allow me to do this. Thanks! > > -- > Cris What does autoview do ? I had used entries to view attached graphics but have never thought about using links or links -g to view html attachments.So I tried: text/html; links -g %s and it came up toggled to text mode but: text/html; links -g -force-html %s toggled it to html. Neat !! Another victory in the battle of bloat. --- Mike Hollis
Re: Macro to read in external browser
On Mon, Oct 25, 2010 at 13:40, Jamie Paul Griffin wrote: >> I have messages I get from a couple different sources that aren't >> rendered well by text only browsers. I'd like to set a macro that I can >> use to open these messages using links2 -g, but I'm not having a lot of >> luck. Does anyone have a setup like this they wouldn't mind sharing? > > Would't adding an appropriate text/html entry in your ~/.mailcap file work, > and then using the 'v' key to select the text/html part of the message and > open it with your chosen program. This is great. I didn't realize that adding a text/html entry in addition to my autoview entry would allow me to do this. Thanks! -- Cris
Re: Macro to read in external browser
On Mon, Oct 25, 2010 at 11:40:53AM +0100, Jamie Paul Griffin wrote: > > I have messages I get from a couple different sources that aren't > > rendered well by text only browsers. I'd like to set a macro that I can > > use to open these messages using links2 -g, but I'm not having a lot of > > luck. Does anyone have a setup like this they wouldn't mind sharing? > > Wouldn't adding an appropriate text/html entry in your ~/.mailcap file work, > and then using the 'v' key to select the text/html part of the message and > open it with your chosen program. > -- > >Jamie Paul Griffin >GPG Key: DF52D9B0 You can also view bitmapped files such as attached pictures with links -g an an appropriate mailcap entry. Mike Hollis
Re: Macro to read in external browser
> I have messages I get from a couple different sources that aren't > rendered well by text only browsers. I'd like to set a macro that I can > use to open these messages using links2 -g, but I'm not having a lot of > luck. Does anyone have a setup like this they wouldn't mind sharing? Would't adding an appropriate text/html entry in your ~/.mailcap file work, and then using the 'v' key to select the text/html part of the message and open it with your chosen program. -- Jamie Paul Griffin GPG Key: DF52D9B0 pgpYtRO2kLj3h.pgp Description: PGP signature
Macro to read in external browser
I have messages I get from a couple different sources that aren't rendered well by text only browsers. I'd like to set a macro that I can use to open these messages using links2 -g, but I'm not having a lot of luck. Does anyone have a setup like this they wouldn't mind sharing? -- Cris
