protocol-handler

问题 Is there any chance to track the click event on this div/pop up?Like if a user clicked on "Launch Application" button or "Do Nothing" button? Also,is it possible to know whether the div has actually appeared in the first place? ( I know we can track through on blur event but it isn't accurate) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29343704/is-it-possible-to-get-a-click-event-from-the-chrome-external-protocol-request

问题 I an wanting to create a Java application that is installed on multiple platforms (Windows,Mac OS, Linux) as a part of this install I wish to register a URL protocol handler, so that my app loads when links are clicked. i.e. I want something like this: myprotocol://example.com Is there any sort of consolidated way of doing this? Or some sort of framework that extrapolates the difference across the different OS's. 回答1: MultiBit implements this across a range of platforms I've just been down

问题 When i click on a custom link such as foo:\ , and there is already a registered protocol handler on windows machine, Internet explorer or Edge display a warning before allowing user to run the custom protocol handler, but if the user select to not display this warning again, the Internet explore(Edge) run the protocol handler without displaying the warning. My question is how reset my selection again and make Internet Explorer or Edge display the warning again. 回答1: If the name of your

问题 When i click on a custom link such as foo:\ , and there is already a registered protocol handler on windows machine, Internet explorer or Edge display a warning before allowing user to run the custom protocol handler, but if the user select to not display this warning again, the Internet explore(Edge) run the protocol handler without displaying the warning. My question is how reset my selection again and make Internet Explorer or Edge display the warning again. 回答1: If the name of your

问题 When i click on a custom link such as foo:\ , and there is already a registered protocol handler on windows machine, Internet explorer or Edge display a warning before allowing user to run the custom protocol handler, but if the user select to not display this warning again, the Internet explore(Edge) run the protocol handler without displaying the warning. My question is how reset my selection again and make Internet Explorer or Edge display the warning again. 回答1: If the name of your

问题 When i click on a custom link such as foo:\ , and there is already a registered protocol handler on windows machine, Internet explorer or Edge display a warning before allowing user to run the custom protocol handler, but if the user select to not display this warning again, the Internet explore(Edge) run the protocol handler without displaying the warning. My question is how reset my selection again and make Internet Explorer or Edge display the warning again. 回答1: If the name of your

问题 I have both VS2015 and VS2017. When I choose "Open in Visual Studio" on GitHub I'd like to change it to use VS2017 instead of VS2015. How can I do this? 回答1: Found the answer by a different question: Workaround for "Visual Studio Web Request handler could not be found" when using github? The solution is easy: just reassign the default handler for the git-client protocol. To do that, press the Windows-Key, enter "default apps" and select the settings page. Go down, select "Choose default apps

问题 I have both VS2015 and VS2017. When I choose "Open in Visual Studio" on GitHub I'd like to change it to use VS2017 instead of VS2015. How can I do this? 回答1: Found the answer by a different question: Workaround for "Visual Studio Web Request handler could not be found" when using github? The solution is easy: just reassign the default handler for the git-client protocol. To do that, press the Windows-Key, enter "default apps" and select the settings page. Go down, select "Choose default apps

问题 I want to associate a custom URL protocol (for example, myprotocol://SomeFolder/SomePage ) with a ClickOnce application. I can create the association without a problem - the issue is that every time the application is updated (which is frequently) the path to the EXE file changes. Is there any way around this issue? 回答1: It seems the answer to this is you can't, however I did come up with a solution. I created a launcher (very simple application) which finds the shortcut and passes its

问题 I want to associate a custom URL protocol (for example, myprotocol://SomeFolder/SomePage ) with a ClickOnce application. I can create the association without a problem - the issue is that every time the application is updated (which is frequently) the path to the EXE file changes. Is there any way around this issue? 回答1: It seems the answer to this is you can't, however I did come up with a solution. I created a launcher (very simple application) which finds the shortcut and passes its