The command ⌘⌥R in HTML mode to open the current doc in runnning browsers does not work properly (sorry, :)
it does
[[ $(ps -xc|grep Safari) ]] && osascript -e 'tell app "System Events" to set proclist to name of every application process' -e 'if proclist contains "Webkit" then' -e 'tell app "Webkit"' -e activate -e "make new document" -e "set the URL of document 1 to "$activeURL"" -e 'end tell' -e 'end if' -e 'if proclist contains "Safari" then' -e 'tell app "Safari"' -e activate -e "make new document" -e "set the URL of document 1 to "$activeURL"" -e 'end tell' -e 'end if'
but when you have WebKit running, ps returns you Safari as browser and then you run Safari !!! side by side with the current running WebKit.
You should open the url via open url in that case or open it looking for the real browser (Safari or WebKit that is currently running)
- Juan Falgueras
On 8 May 2008, at 12:20, Juan Falgueras wrote:
The command ⌘⌥R in HTML mode to open the current doc in runnning browsers does not work properly (sorry, :) [...] but when you have WebKit running, ps returns you Safari as browser and then you run Safari !!! side by side with the current running WebKit.
I assume you mean the refresh command? Since the open command has an explicit check for WebKit.
You should open the url via open url in that case or open it looking for the real browser (Safari or WebKit that is currently running)
Patches are welcome :) The reason it does not use the regular open url though is to avoid bringing the browser to front.
Umm...
"Open Document in Running Browser(s)" seems to be Control Command B
"Refresh Running Browser(s)" is Command R
Option Command R is "Filter Through Command..." (under the Text menu)
Which are you referring to?
eo
On May 8, 2008, at 3:20 AM, Juan Falgueras wrote:
The command ⌘⌥R in HTML mode to open the current doc in runnning browsers does not work properly (sorry, :)
it does
[[ $(ps -xc|grep Safari) ]] && osascript -e 'tell app "System Events" to set proclist to name of every application process' -e 'if proclist contains "Webkit" then' -e 'tell app "Webkit"' -e activate -e "make new document" -e "set the URL of document 1 to "$activeURL"" -e 'end tell' -e 'end if' -e 'if proclist contains "Safari" then' -e 'tell app "Safari"' -e activate -e "make new document" -e "set the URL of document 1 to "$activeURL"" -e 'end tell' -e 'end if'
but when you have WebKit running, ps returns you Safari as browser and then you run Safari !!! side by side with the current running WebKit.
You should open the url via open url in that case or open it looking for the real browser (Safari or WebKit that is currently running)
- Juan Falgueras
Hello,
neither comand R or any other shortcut for previewing in browsers really worked for me.
I am used to have a preview in already opened browser windows and refreshing them manually. I am switching to their windows by expose, spaces or click on dock-icon.
so its not a big deal for me anylonger, but the whole routine could be a bit easier.
I run leoprad 10.5.2, TM 1.5.7 (1436) and experienced the problem after clean os-install, and later on several combinations of FF2.x or FF3b5, Safari 3.x, Opera, Shiira.
sincere dennis
there was a guy to be posting some code here for previewing html- sources in IE6 via Paralles ... he has then never showed up again, since I subscribed on this list.
Am 11.05.2008 um 09:32 schrieb Eric O'Brien:
Umm...
"Open Document in Running Browser(s)" seems to be Control Command B
"Refresh Running Browser(s)" is Command R
Option Command R is "Filter Through Command..." (under the Text menu)
Which are you referring to?
eo
On May 8, 2008, at 3:20 AM, Juan Falgueras wrote:
The command ⌘⌥R in HTML mode to open the current doc in runnning browsers does not work properly (sorry, :)
it does
[[ $(ps -xc|grep Safari) ]] && osascript -e 'tell app "System Events" to set proclist to name of every application process' -e 'if proclist contains "Webkit" then' -e 'tell app "Webkit"' -e activate -e "make new document" -e "set the URL of document 1 to "$activeURL"" -e 'end tell' -e 'end if' -e 'if proclist contains "Safari" then' -e 'tell app "Safari"' -e activate -e "make new document" -e "set the URL of document 1 to "$activeURL"" -e 'end tell' -e 'end if'
but when you have WebKit running, ps returns you Safari as browser and then you run Safari !!! side by side with the current running WebKit.
You should open the url via open url in that case or open it looking for the real browser (Safari or WebKit that is currently running)
- Juan Falgueras
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