Nautilus seems to provide very different drag data depending on which representation of the same thing is being dragged. Suppose I connect to an SMB volume called "something". If I drag the volume off my desktop, I get this:
x-nautilus-desktop:///something.volume If I drag the icon out of the Nautilus "Network" place, I get this: network:///volume-something If I drag the volume out of the Nautilus cookie-crumb thingy (above "Places" and below the back arrow, on the left of the toolbar), I get this: smb://domain;[EMAIL PROTECTED]/something As a programmer, only the third form is of any use. But the user is much more likely to drag the icon in the first case. What am I supposed to do with an x-nautilus-desktop? The name implies this is internal data, private to Nautilus. I could scan the VFS volume monitor for objects with the display name "something", but I think there might be a more direct way for me to get the GnomeVFSVolume I want, and I am overlooking it. Regards, Jeffrey Baker -- nautilus-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/nautilus-list
