Bamm Gabriana wrote:
There should be a pref:
Dropping a file into an FTP folder should
( ) Open it
(x) Upload it
For such an obscure option, you'd need to prefix it with an explanation.
I suggest the following.
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| Mozilla's designers can't decide what should happen when a file or
| Mozilla's designers can't decide what should happen when a file or
| folder is dragged to a Navigator window where an FTP listing is being
| displayed. We know you're probably not a UI designer, but we'll dump
| the problem on you anyway, because we don't like you.
|
| What should Mozilla do
Helge Hielscher wrote:
Patrick Gallagher wrote:
With Netscape 4.xx, you could upload a file to an FTP server by going
to that server in a broser window and dragging files onto the window
(not an effective way to upload an entire website, but perfect for a
quick fix) - in mozilla,
Patrick Gallagher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
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10 PRINT HELP!
20 GOSUB 10
30 END (I know... with the GOSUB it isn't necessary, but shortcuts
aren't cool ;)
REPEAT
Write ('HELP!');
UNTIL (1=0);
(GOTO's Considered Harmful! :-)
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Proud
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], grayrest wrote:
Bamm Gabriana wrote:
If I dragged a file onto what to me as a user appears to be a ftp
program, it should upload, if I drag it onto a browser window, it should
display.
But if the browser window displays a URL that begins with ftp://
and end with
i don't know who we is, but it doesn't include me, and i imagine it
wouldn't include many others. the standard behaviour when you drop
something onto a mozilla window is for it to open in mozilla, not upload
it to the remote site... i quite often drag things onto half hidden
windows to open
dman84 wrote:
Patrick Gallagher wrote:
With Netscape 4.xx, you could upload a file to an FTP server by going
to that server in a broser window and dragging files onto the window
(not an effective way to upload an entire website, but perfect for a
quick fix) - in mozilla, dragging a file
Luke wrote:
dman84 wrote:
it seems to be the case by design. Like if you use Word or something
you drag it to the window to view it.
Hmmm - I can what you're saying with the Word anaology, but I disagree -
the intuitive drag drop response when looking at an FTP server would
be to
Patrick Gallagher wrote:
With Netscape 4.xx, you could upload a file to an FTP server by going to
that server in a broser window and dragging files onto the window (not
an effective way to upload an entire website, but perfect for a quick
fix) - in mozilla, dragging a file into the window
Garth Almgren wrote:
Luke wrote:
dman84 wrote:
it seems to be the case by design. Like if you use Word or something
you drag it to the window to view it.
Hmmm - I can what you're saying with the Word anaology, but I disagree
- the intuitive drag drop response when looking at an
grayrest wrote:
Garth Almgren wrote:
Luke wrote:
dman84 wrote:
it seems to be the case by design. Like if you use Word or
something you drag it to the window to view it.
Hmmm - I can what you're saying with the Word anaology, but I
disagree - the intuitive drag drop response
Patrick Gallagher wrote:
grayrest wrote:
I remember bits and pieces of Basic, Fortran,
Pascal, and Prolog (there's a (NOT) useful programming language) but I
haven't touched anything like that in 12 years.
10 PRINT HELP!
20 GOSUB 10
30 END (I know... with the GOSUB it isn't
Garth Wallace wrote:
Patrick Gallagher wrote:
grayrest wrote:
I remember bits and pieces of Basic, Fortran, Pascal, and Prolog
(there's a (NOT) useful programming language) but I haven't touched
anything like that in 12 years.
10 PRINT HELP!
20 GOSUB 10
30 END (I know... with the
Patrick Gallagher wrote:
Garth Wallace wrote:
Patrick Gallagher wrote:
grayrest wrote:
I remember bits and pieces of Basic, Fortran, Pascal, and Prolog
(there's a (NOT) useful programming language) but I haven't touched
anything like that in 12 years.
10 PRINT HELP!
20 GOSUB 10
30
10 PRINT HELP!
20 GOSUB 10
30 END (I know... with the GOSUB it isn't necessary, but shortcuts
aren't cool ;)
Help!
Help!
HeC^
Patrick
Shouldn't that be ^C?
QuickBasic translation:
PrintHelp:
PRINT Help!
Goto PrintHelp
:)
If I dragged a file onto what to me as a user appears to be a ftp
program, it should upload, if I drag it onto a browser window, it should
display.
But if the browser window displays a URL that begins with ftp://
and end with a / (signifying a directory) I would intuitively imagine
I was
Bamm Gabriana wrote:
If I dragged a file onto what to me as a user appears to be a ftp
program, it should upload, if I drag it onto a browser window, it should
display.
But if the browser window displays a URL that begins with ftp://
and end with a / (signifying a directory) I would
There should be a pref:
Dropping a file into an FTP folder should
( ) Open it
(x) Upload it
If not, at least a user pref.
Bamm
Maybe a popup?
What do you want to do with this file? [Display] [Upload] [Cancel]
Maybe both. The popup would be fine the first time, but I should
be
Bamm Gabriana wrote:
If I dragged a file onto what to me as a user appears to be a ftp
program, it should upload, if I drag it onto a browser window, it should
display.
But if the browser window displays a URL that begins with ftp://
and end with a / (signifying a directory) I would
Patrick Gallagher wrote:
With Netscape 4.xx, you could upload a file to an FTP server by going to
that server in a broser window and dragging files onto the window (not
an effective way to upload an entire website, but perfect for a quick
fix) - in mozilla, dragging a file into the window
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