> Ouch! > > Why not allow simply execution of a command (using exec, and taking some > safeguards, of course).
Well, you can write a very simple KIOslave which does just that. The docs (and the book) are available freely. > Kind of like the URL telnet:telnet.shell.com , which is handled in > explorer and netscape on windows by launchind telnet.exe. Konqueror supports telnet:hostname also, as well as sftp (secure ftp) and tons of others - look at kcontrol, information, protocols. > > > (KIOslave is sort of "plug-in" for Konqueror - I think that there are > > more kioslaves available for KDE more then Activex's available for > > Internet Explorer) :) > > > > I heard someone writing a full IRC client that can be embedded into > > Konqueror, but it's not out yet. > > KDE already has an IRC client. Why not exec-ing it with the proper > parameters? Read above my answer ;) > What's the use of embeding this in a browser window? So you can > accidentally press "back" and do-away with your session? You can disable the "back" button if I'm not mistaken. BTW: wouldn't it be more simple instead of using this "irc:" which doesn't exist - to give a person a page with a java irc client? just wondering... Hetz ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
