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Add ie integration such like cuteftp
As title , so that flashfxp will start automatically when i press ftp link
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read the help file..enable clipboard monitoring
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u misunderstand my query
i think u misunderstand what i mean
i mean i wanna flashfxp open and enter the server of ftp link after i one-click the ftp link i not mean right click ftp link -> copy shortcut. |
To be honest, I don't know how to interface IE like that.
If anyone can provide me example (delphi) source code to integrate with IE I will add support for this. |
from cuteftp knowledge database
from cuteftp knowledge database ,
i think it can give u obvious hints on how to do so: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- CuteFTP disabled my FTP capabilities after uninstall If you installed CuteFTP with the browser integration feature enabled and then uninstalled the software, it may affect FTP capabilities within your Web browser. If you are experiencing difficulties, please follow these steps to remedy the issue: 1.Re-install CuteFTP. 2.Go to Edit > Settings > Browser Integration and uncheck Monitor FTP Links. 3.Uninstall CuteFTP. 4.Double-click the My Computer icon on the Windows Desktop. 5.On the Menu bar, click View then Options... An Options window will appear. 6.click the File Types tab. 7.Scroll down to the file type called URL:File Transfer Protocol and click it to highlight it. Then click the Edit button. 8.In the Actions window, click Open to highlight it, and click the Edit button. 9.click Browse and find the Internet Explorer executable (iexplore.exe) and double-click on it. 10.Make sure that USE DDE is unchecked and press OK. 11.Press Close on the remaining two windows. 12.If this still does not resolve your issue, please contact us at support@cuteftp.com. |
Since the other DDE thread was closed, I'll bring this oldie back up.
My suggestion is to use shared memory + window messages. It's very robust method and quite easy to implement. In C, I would do it like this.. I could write a library (DLL) in C for this, but then again.. I think it shouldn't be too difficult to do with Delphi. Btw. Shared memory is only available with WIN2K/XP/NET. typedef struct _SERVER { CHAR HostName[MAX_HOSTNAME]; DWORD dwPort; CHAR Login[MAX_USERNAME]; CHAR Password[MAX_PASSWORD]; HANDLE hEvent; // Event to set when socket status changes DWORD dwStatusStore; } SERVER, * PSERVER; case WM_CONNECT: // Lock shared memory if (! (lpMemory = SHM_Lock(lParam, wParam))) break; // Allocate temporary store pServer = (PSERVER)HeapAlloc(hProcHeap, sizeof(SERVER)); // Check allocation if (pServer) { // Expect memory to contain server info CopyMemory(pServer, lpMemory, sizeof(PSERVER)); // Connect, and store id of status container dwStatusStore = Connect(pServer); // Swap pointer pServer = (PSERVER)lpMemory; // Store status pServer->dwStatusStore = dwStatusStore; } // Unlock shared memory SHM_Unlock(lpMemory); break; case WM_STATUS: // Return connection status return StatusArray[lParam]; |
hmm...so has anyone found out how to do this yet?
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we've already got this working in beta form...look for it in a future release :)
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