Re: Using scripts in Nautilus

[Marc Bruggeman <marc bruggeman pro tiscali be>]

Thnks for the file location. that already solves half of the mystery.
But no scripting option yet in the Nautilus file menu. Some time ago I
had similar issue with the side pane. Only after using gconftool-2 and
setting the view_side_pane option to true (it was empty) I managed to
get it back (the view side pane was not listed in the menu). I guess
this must be something similar, only the gconftool-2 does not seems to
work on dotted directories (.gnome2/). Is there a way to reset Nautilus
to a default config ????

On Wed, 2004-06-02 at 10:47, Alexander Larsson wrote:
> On Tue, 2004-06-01 at 18:14, Marc Bruggeman wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I am using FC2 / Nautilus 2.6.0
> > Is there someone around who actually uses scripting in Nautilus ? 
> > I have read the manual from top to bottom and back but I can not get
> > this scripting thing to work. I guess scripting might be usefull so that
> > I could automate some file/directory management tasks.
> > 
> > When I open a Nautilus window, I do not have the script facility in the
> > File menu. Can somebody explain or guide me to some information ?
> 
> The scripts context menu is hidden until you put something in
> ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts. Just put your script there and it should
> appear.
> 
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