It does not work, even exctracting the files in
~/.kde/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus (instead of
/usr/share/apps/d3lphin/servicemenus which does not exist in openSUSE
11.1) and changing the location of the icon like that :
[Desktop Action attachToEmail]
Name=Attach to Thunderbird Mail
Name[fr]=Envoyer en piece jointe avec Thunderbird
Icon=/usr/lib/thunderbird/icons/mozicon16.png
Exec=/usr/bin/thunderbird -compose echo attachment=\'file://%F\' | sed 's/ \//,file:\/\/\//g'
it is a little bit strange because with this changes, the option
“attach to mail with TDB” appear in the sub-menu “Action” in dolphin,
but only with the file AttachToThunderbirdMail.desktop and, if it
opens a tdb’msg windows, it does not attach the file
thanks for ideas
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OpenSuse 11.1 - KDE 3.5.10 release 21.9 - 2.6.27.7-9-default - Intel
Pentium 4 3 GHz - Asus P4P800 SE - 1Go DDR SDRAM - ATI Radeon 9600
SERIES - Creative EMU10K1SB Live Audio Processor - 802.11g PCI Wireless
Network Adapter - Samsung Syncmaster 931BW
i haven’t thought about this since last summer when i managed to make it
work. so bear with me…
first the desktop file should be extracted to
~/.kde4/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus… then edit what you have to:
ServiceTypes=KonqPopupMenu/Plugin,all/all
the rest is fine.
KDE4 Dolphin and Konqueror should both have the AttachToThunderbird
selection in the Actions part of the context menu now.
If not (this is the part i’m not sure i had to do) download the script
file to change a servicemenu script from KDE3 to KDE4… here…
‘KDE4-servicemenus KDE-Apps.org’ (http://tinyurl.com/djvjdd)
move it to the Home directory root, make sure it’s executable (make it
so, if not) and run it from a terminal. That should do the trick… the
script file is handy to use kde3 servicemenus in kde4, good thing to
have.
First, folder ~/.kde4/share/kde4 doesn’t exist, I’ve created it with
subfolders services/ServiceMenus and extracted files into the last one.
I’ve substitued -ServiceTypes=all/allfiles- with
-ServiceTypes=KonqPopupMenu/Plugin,all/al-l as you said, but another
problem is that the path
-Icon=/usr/share/thunderbird/icons/mozicon16.png- doesn’t exist. In
fact :
change the line for the icon pointer as you mentioned, then i think we
have to clarify the filesystem location. Seems that you are talking in
terms of starting in root, to be more accurate…
/home/user/.kde4/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus.
yes View/ShowHiddenFile is well ticked in my filemanager,if it wasn’t
the case I could’nt see ~/.kde4 and the folder ~/.kde4 exist. It
contains subfolders