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kartal wrote:I just want to " go to" any location without opening a new tab and running invoking "goto". So that I do not change current tabs location. I was hoping that when I fire "go to" the result would open in a new tab.
I'm a bit confused by this...the first sentence seems to say you don't want to open a new tab but last sentence says the opposite.j_c_hallgren wrote:kartal wrote:I just want to " go to" any location without opening a new tab and running invoking "goto". So that I do not change current tabs location. I was hoping that when I fire "go to" the result would open in a new tab.
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input $dest, "Enter destination";
// *dreams for commands to opentab & closetab*
#340;
goto $dest;
That does exactly what I was trying to describe.jacky wrote:Well, the thing is that the Go to feature supports a lot more than just locations, but also VF, Name Search, URL, etc
But, if you use this script instead of the Go to feature, then a new tab will be opened each time. Of course, if you typed in something like an URL or a script, that will be pointless, obviously, but for locations it'll work as expected I think. Note however that you won't have any MRU here like you do on Go to, also.
Since your new, to use this script here's what you need to do :Code: Select all
input $dest, "Enter destination"; // *dreams for commands to opentab & closetab* #340; goto $dest;
- menu User|Manage Commands
- Click on "Run Script", then button "New"
- On "Caption" put whatever your want, e.g. "Go to In New Tab..."
- Click on the "Edit..." button to enter a multi-line script, and paste the script above
- If you want, you can assign a KS
- Click "Apply" and then "OK"
Now, you can use it using the KS you assigned, or menu User|Run Script|Go to In New Tab... (or whatever caption you used)
Yeah, that's what I meant by MRU. But as I said, there's no way to have this here... You'll have to choose between the twokartal wrote:Only thing I am missing is folder-file suggestions dropdown menu which Goto or adress bar has.
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// Open New Tab
#340;
// Go to...
#531;... quite often I have to write down these micro-manuals for newbies -- too often!! And here's the good news: on my famous list is copy-paste-support for adding new UDCs! In future it will go like this:jacky wrote:Well, the thing is that the Go to feature supports a lot more than just locations, but also VF, Name Search, URL, etc
But, if you use this script instead of the Go to feature, then a new tab will be opened each time. Of course, if you typed in something like an URL or a script, that will be pointless, obviously, but for locations it'll work as expected I think. Note however that you won't have any MRU here like you do on Go to, also.
Since you're new, in case you don't know how to use this script here's what you need to do :Code: Select all
input $dest, "Enter destination"; // *dreams for commands to opentab & closetab* #340; goto $dest;
- menu User|Manage Commands
- Click on "Run Script", then button "New"
- On "Caption" put whatever your want, e.g. "Go to In New Tab..."
- Click on the "Edit..." button to enter a multi-line script, and paste the script above
- If you want, you can assign a KS
- Click "Apply" and then "OK"
Now, you can use it using the KS you assigned, or menu User|Run Script|Go to In New Tab... (or whatever caption you used)
Nice.admin wrote:... quite often I have to write down these micro-manuals for newbies -- too often!! And here's the good news: on my famous list is copy-paste-support for adding new UDCs! In future it will go like this:
(1) [UDC definition in special format...]
(2) Copy (1) to clipboard
(3) menu User|Add UDC from Clipboard
Done.
Okay, assign a KS must be manual work.
