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How to get the TCM custom protocol handler working in Internet Explorer 64-bit?

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问题 One of the features of Tridion I use a lot is its "protocol handler". For those not familiar with that feature: if you paste the TCM URI (e.g. tcm:1-23-32 ) into the address bar of Internet Explorer on a machine where Tridion Content Manager is installed, it will show you the XML of that item. But I noticed that this feature doesn't work in the 64-bit version of Internet Explorer 9. Does anyone here know what I need to do to make it work in the 64-bit version too? I am using Tridion 2011 SP1

Writing a custom protocol handler portable on Firefox, Chrome and IE running on Window

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问题 I am writing a protocol handler to launch a java application, calling a command like java -jar myApp '%1'. Currently I have implemented it for Chrome and it looks work correcly. Unfortunately I don't have the same behavior for Firefox and IE (weird uh?! X-D ) Here my implementation. The protocol is named dgh. During the first installation my application set the following keys in windows registry Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\dgh] @="URL:DgHome Protocol" "URL Procol"=

Workaround for “Visual Studio Web Request handler could not be found” when using github?

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When I choose "Open in Visual Studio" on github, I get the following error: "Visual Studio Web Request handler could not be found" I believe this is due to the git-client protocol handler not being registered properly. There's a closed bug for VS2015 listed here but no workaround: https://github.com/github/VisualStudio/issues/140 I've tried to repair Visual Studio 2017 but that didn't fix it. Is there a workaround, perhaps by editing HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\git-client entries? The solution is easy: just reassign the default handler for the git-client protocol. To do that, press the Windows-Key,

Workaround for “Visual Studio Web Request handler could not be found” when using github?

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问题 When I choose "Open in Visual Studio" on github, I get the following error: "Visual Studio Web Request handler could not be found" I believe this is due to the git-client protocol handler not being registered properly. There's a closed bug for VS2015 listed here but no workaround: https://github.com/github/VisualStudio/issues/140 I've tried to repair Visual Studio 2017 but that didn't fix it. Is there a workaround, perhaps by editing HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\git-client entries? 回答1: The solution is

How to quit itself in Objective-C application?

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问题 I have a URLHandler that launches some application, the main code is as follows. @implementation URLHandlerCommand - (id)performDefaultImplementation { NSString *urlString = [self directParameter]; NSLog(@"url :=: %@", urlString); NSTask *task; task = [[NSTask alloc] init]; [task setLaunchPath: @"/usr/bin/open"]; NSArray *arguments; arguments = [NSArray arrayWithObjects: @"-a", @"Path Finder.app", urlString, nil]; [task setArguments: arguments]; NSPipe *pipe; pipe = [NSPipe pipe]; [task

Can Delphi be used to create and handle a custom protocol handler?

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We have a need to interoperate between one of our web apps and a Win32 app created in Delphi. A colleague suggested using a custom protocol handler like ourcompany://something to pass information to the app. Is this possible with Delphi (5 Enterprise), or not? If it's available in later versions, we'll look to sourcing a license for that. Cheers! MSDN has an article explaining the whole thing . It describes the registry entries you need to set up, and it describes the command line that Internet Explorer will use to invoke your program. There's nothing to prevent you from writing a protocol

How to register custom program to handle mailto protocol on Windows 7

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问题 OK, it might be a problem with my system but I'm having a very difficult time getting Windows 7 to recognize my custom exe as the default handler of the mailto protocol. First, I've seen this: Register Windows program with the mailto protocol programmatically Next, I've seen these: How to Register an Internet Browser or Email Client With the Windows Start Menu Registering an Application to a URL Protocol I've added what seemed the appropriate registry entries but I still get Windows Live Mail

Can Delphi be used to create and handle a custom protocol handler?

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问题 We have a need to interoperate between one of our web apps and a Win32 app created in Delphi. A colleague suggested using a custom protocol handler like ourcompany://something to pass information to the app. Is this possible with Delphi (5 Enterprise), or not? If it's available in later versions, we'll look to sourcing a license for that. Cheers! 回答1: MSDN has an article explaining the whole thing. It describes the registry entries you need to set up, and it describes the command line that

simplest cross-browser check if protocol handler is registered

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When user clicks link with custom protocol (like myapp://superlink ) I need either launch an app or allow user to download and run configuration app I am looking for cross-browser way to check if custom protocol is registered I've tried to determine this by checking user agent server-side (for IE) [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\5.0\User Agent\Post Platform] "myapp"="" sends `....NET CLR 3.0.30729; .NET4.0C; .NET4.0E; InfoPath.3; **myapp**` as user-agent This is good, clean way, easy configuration: just download .reg file and run it

How can I add a custom url handler on Windows. Like iTunes itms://

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I would like telnet://blah to open putty and not the native windows telnet client. I don't even know what this 'feature' is called under windows so I'm having no luck find any information about it. Thanks in advance, Jan If it's simple, you can do it via the command line: ftype telnet # view current binding ftype telnet=\path\to\putty.exe %1 Otherwise you'll need to use the registry as previously posted. It's a registry keys that provides the custom URI handlers. Here's an article on it on MSDN , to quote some of it: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT alert (Default) = "URL:Alert Protocol" URL Protocol = ""