I got tired of clicking here and there everytime i want to debug a page, you only will need two fingers now to press F6+F5. Also its possible with only one finger
Code:
[HTTP headers]
In = FALSE
Out = TRUE
Key = "URL: Redirect to debug on pressing F6 key (Out) {ln}081027"
URL = "$KEYCHK(^117)"
Match = "*"
Replace = "$RDIR(http://\xdbug..\h\p\q\a)$LOG(!RDebug================)"
-lnminente
(Oct. 28, 2008 01:04 AM)lnminente Wrote: [ -> ]Also its possible with only one finger
um, except for people like me with one of those split-and-angled keyboards, lol (yeah, they take a few days to get used to, but once you do, you'll never do without and you'll even buy a SECOND one 'cause the office won't buy ya one)...
(but tha's alright, i have a "plugin" that debugs with a quick move of the mouse and a single-click...
)
ps - though will be "trial-running" just for the curiosity of it, lol... intriguing if it does what i think it does [browser sitting idle at a web site, mouse and keyboard doing nothing, key-combo pressed and web browser comes alive!]
edit: DUH! i get it now... F5=
refresh... very clever indeed, lol...
Good idea but doesn't work for me. On the other hand, why don't you use
\u instead of
\h\p\q\a?
I made some adjustment and it worked now:
Code:
[HTTP headers]
In = FALSE
Out = TRUE
Key = "!-|||||||||||| URL: Redirect to debug on pressing F6 key {ln}081027"
URL = "$KEYCHK(^117)&$RDIR(http://\xdbug..\u)$LOG(!RDebug================)"
to proxrocks: Maybe you could do it with only one finger positioning it horizontal
to whenever: It must work, play with times, press one key a fraction of a second before the other.
If follows not working, change the key, maybe your browser uses F6 for other things. To know the keycodes read "About_Keys.txt" from sidki.
Quote:why don't you use \u instead of \h\p\q\a?
Go to web filters, create a new filter, use * for matching code, and \u\r\n\h for replacement. You will see \u adds http:// so would not work for the url command debug
BTW One new filter: when i'm analizying the http headers i use this one to avoid seeing the http headers of images
Code:
[HTTP headers]
In = FALSE
Out = TRUE
Key = "Accept: Not requesting images on pressing F4 {ln}081027"
URL = "$KEYCHK(^115)"
Match = "image/*"
Replace = "$JUMP(http://local.ptron/red.gif)"
(Oct. 28, 2008 01:11 PM)lnminente Wrote: [ -> ]You will see \u adds http:// so would not work for the url command debug
would work if your debug is "keyword-based" - ie,
ht tp :// www . link . com ?prx-command=dbug..
(spaces added to "break it", goes without saying [but wait, i did say, oh well]...)
@lnminente, I tried again but your filter just don't work on my Firefox, opera and Greenbrowser, while mine work well, even with the \u mistake. Maybe it is because I am using sidki's set and it corrected my mistake but conflicted to your filter.
You are right on the \u and I changed to use \h\p\q\a.
@ProxRocks, sidki's set has some filters to translate the prx-command to the original URL command.
won't be able to do this "as is" in GreenBrowser or Opera...
in GreenBrowser, F4 is used to CLOSE the current tab...
(and can't use F6 'cause that's used to search for the "previous" of whatever is in the search box [where F7 is "next"])...
in Opera, F4 toggles the "panel selector"...
Firefox, "no clue"...
Firefox uses F6 for going to the address bar, but this still let me use the key with proxomitron.
For people wich want another key: "About_Keys.txt"
I created a blank config y put the filter from Whenever in it, it seems is autocorrected (redirected) by proxomitron, not by other filters, interesting...