draging an image from internet to XYplorer issue
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Ysl
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draging an image from internet to XYplorer issue
Hello !
I have a folder open in a tab in XYPlorer and I drag a photo from an internet site to it...
With IE7 all is ok
With Firefox, the image is put in the folder but with a 0.0K lenght !!!
Of course, I use all the time Firefox....
I don't know where is the incompability FF2.0 or XY ?
I looked in "all" the setting of the 2 programs but did not found any help..
Any idea ?
Thanks for your help
ysl
I have a folder open in a tab in XYPlorer and I drag a photo from an internet site to it...
With IE7 all is ok
With Firefox, the image is put in the folder but with a 0.0K lenght !!!
Of course, I use all the time Firefox....
I don't know where is the incompability FF2.0 or XY ?
I looked in "all" the setting of the 2 programs but did not found any help..
Any idea ?
Thanks for your help
ysl
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Re: draging an image from internet to XYplorer issue
Works well here under FF2.0 portable. (I don't have the other FF2.0) Hm. 
The image is stored temporarily by FF in the user's tmp path, which in my (German) case is for example:
C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\Donald\Lokale Einstellungen\Temp\fox1.gif
(In english sth like:
C:\DOCUMENT AND SETTINGS\USER NAME\... TEMP)
and from there it is fetched by XYplorer and copied to the target.
The image is stored temporarily by FF in the user's tmp path, which in my (German) case is for example:
C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\Donald\Lokale Einstellungen\Temp\fox1.gif
(In english sth like:
C:\DOCUMENT AND SETTINGS\USER NAME\... TEMP)
and from there it is fetched by XYplorer and copied to the target.
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I'm normally not a drag-n-drop'er but, to add my results to above, just tried doing it on a JPG from FF2.0.0.2 to XY 5.80.14 and it worked just fine...
Still spending WAY TOO much time here! But it's such a pleasure helping XY be a treasure!
(XP on laptop with touchpad and thus NO mouse!) Using latest beta vers when possible.
(XP on laptop with touchpad and thus NO mouse!) Using latest beta vers when possible.
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FYI: On my system, I'm running as a normal user, as I only use Administrator when I need to, such as doing Windows Updates...I'll use the "Run As" for most installs, but 99.9% of time, I'm defined just as a user.
Still spending WAY TOO much time here! But it's such a pleasure helping XY be a treasure!
(XP on laptop with touchpad and thus NO mouse!) Using latest beta vers when possible.
(XP on laptop with touchpad and thus NO mouse!) Using latest beta vers when possible.
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Gandolf
Further testing, and I can sometimes get a zero length file.
It appears to be triggered by having the FireFox and XY windows overlapping. Once a zero file has been saved then moving the windows so they do not overlap still produces a zero file from the same image. Changing to a different image the size is then usually correct, but sometimes is still zero. Doesn't really make sense to me but might give a clue to Donald.
It appears to be triggered by having the FireFox and XY windows overlapping. Once a zero file has been saved then moving the windows so they do not overlap still produces a zero file from the same image. Changing to a different image the size is then usually correct, but sometimes is still zero. Doesn't really make sense to me but might give a clue to Donald.
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Yes, now the case is clearer!Gandolf wrote:Further testing, and I can sometimes get a zero length file.
It appears to be triggered by having the FireFox and XY windows overlapping. Once a zero file has been saved then moving the windows so they do not overlap still produces a zero file from the same image. Changing to a different image the size is then usually correct, but sometimes is still zero. Doesn't really make sense to me but might give a clue to Donald.
I'll later (after CKS) look for a programmatic way to solve this.
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JustinF
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Wow nice catch fellas! I have FF on the primary monitor and XY on the secondary, so when I drag from FF to XY, XY never becomes the foreground window. If I bring XY over to the primary monitor and drag onto XY's taskbar icon, then into XY it works.
I use a program called UltraMon, which adds a taskbar to the secondary monitor, and when I drag onto XY's taskbar icon on the secondary taskbar XY becomes the focused window, but then dropping into XY still produces a 0-byte file. Very strange. It doesn't matter though, 'cause Don will fix it!
I use a program called UltraMon, which adds a taskbar to the secondary monitor, and when I drag onto XY's taskbar icon on the secondary taskbar XY becomes the focused window, but then dropping into XY still produces a 0-byte file. Very strange. It doesn't matter though, 'cause Don will fix it!
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