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Software => Rightload - Official Forums => Topic started by: serendipity on June 23, 2008, 10:29:50 PM
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I am new here, so sorry if somebody already requested this.
I line rightload a lot and want to know if it has command line options. Something like:
"rightload new.jpg, server/newfolder" in the command line uploads the new.jpg to server/newfolder.
Is this possible?
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There is a way to do this, but since it was only meant for communication between the shell extension and the main program, it's a bit weird. I will have to check the specifics after I managed to repair my computer, but basically the command is something like "Rightload.exe :Num:Dir: C:\file1 D:\file2", where Num is the number of the server you want to upload to and dir is the target directory.
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Thanks a lot, that works like a charm.
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Just so you know, the next version will support new, more intuitive parameters. They will probably be:
--server=ID (where ID is the number of the server, starting at 1)
--directory=PATH (where PATH is the path to the directory)
--custom-directory (will display a message box asking for target directory)
--autostart (this parameter will queue files and start the upload immediately)
--queue (this parameter will just queue files)
And to add files, use --autostart or --queue and add the file names as seperate parameters at the end.
The old syntax will keep working for a while, but I will probably remove it in the future.
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Just so you know, the next version will support new, more intuitive parameters. They will probably be:
--server=ID (where ID is the number of the server, starting at 1)
--directory=PATH (where PATH is the path to the directory)
--custom-directory (will display a message box asking for target directory)
--autostart (this parameter will queue files and start the upload immediately)
--queue (this parameter will just queue files)
And to add files, use --autostart or --queue and add the file names as seperate parameters at the end.
The old syntax will keep working for a while, but I will probably remove it in the future.
Thanks for this. I use a file manager called XYplorer which allows me to run rightload with command line options. This way all I do is select a bunch of files and use a keyboard shortcut to upload those files. Its really one button task for me. Thanks for this product. Good job.
Link to XYscript: http://www.xyplorer.com/xyfc/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2683&p=28606#p28606
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Hi!
Any chance to include the overwrite options in the command line? I'd love to be able to do one of these:
C:\Program Files\Rightload\Rightload.exe "screenshot_001.png" --server=1 --autostart --existing=overwriteIfNewer
C:\Program Files\Rightload\Rightload.exe "screenshot_002.png" --server=1 --autostart --existing=rename
C:\Program Files\Rightload\Rightload.exe "screenshot_003.png" --server=1 --autostart --existing=renameLocal
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Is there a way to open Rightload "silently" or in the System Tray?
I need it to add files to the queue from the command line without the window popping up continuously.
Thanks!
Stefan
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Is there a way to open Rightload "silently" or in the System Tray?
I need it to add files to the queue from the command line without the window popping up continuously.
Thanks!
Stefan
The next version should contain a --background switch that will achieve this.
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Hello, first thanks for the great program.
I am configuring it to use it in FireFox with the extension 'Launchy'. Works great so far. One problem:
Command line parameter --server. What would be the 'ID' for the plugin 'ImagesHack'?
Thanks
Thomas
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Please see here: http://developer-community.com/forums/index.php/topic,157.0.html
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Thank you very much. That did the job. Perhaps i will have a look into FF extensions some day 'trying' to make one for Rightload.
Thanks
Thomas