Some commands in INI files requires specific arguments for their functionality - for instance Go to page, cannot go to a page unless you give the address of the page you want it to go to!
Opera uses a range of special variables that can be used in some of these INI commands (not all):
NOTE: If the letter is written in uppercase (ie. %S) the parameter is put inside a pair of quotes ("). This is useful for instance if you want to open some document from the cache in a source viewer because the path to the file may contain spaces.
Some examples you could use in a menu setup file:
In Opera 9.00 the page has to be inside double-quotes " for the special variables to work. For eample
Item, "Check JavaScripts on page" = Go to page, "http://www.hallvord.com/opera/sitetest.php?urlurl=%l"
Item, "Check JavaScripts on page" = Go to page, http://www.hallvord.com/opera/sitetest.php?urlurl=%l
This menu item would send the address of the linked page to the JavaScript analysis script.
Item, "Explain KANJI with Rikai.com" = Go to page, http://www.rikai.com/perl/LangMediator.En.pl?mediate_uri=%u
With this item in the right-click menu, you could right-click any Japanese page and get added popup translation from Rikai.com to the Kanji letters.
Item, "Spell check selected text" = Go to page, http://www.spellcheck.net/cgi-bin/spell.exe?string=%t&action=CHECKPG
With this item in the Hotclick menu, you could spellcheck any text on a web page, or if you put it in the Edit widget menu you could spellcheck something you were typing into any box in Opera.
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doors.txt;10;15
220.181.53.226 (2009-09-15 06:11:13)
Using the following in the Edit Widget Menu will allow for easy spell checking of any input box WITHOUT needing to select the text first:
Item, "SpellCheck?" = Select all & Copy & Go to page, "http://www.spellcheck.net/cgi-bin/spell.exe?action=CHECKPG&string=%c"
syr-24-24-23-216.twcny.rr.com (2004-01-21 00:33:51)