Hi,

OS: ubuntu 13.04
Jdownloader 2 beta

Please, what is the correct command to open link in browser /firefox/
Under the advanced settings there is a line where I can set it>
CommandLine to open a link in a browser. Use %s as wildcard for the url

but I can not figure out what is the correct command.

kind regards

pepo

[eisbaer]

/usr/bin/firefox

Originally Posted by eisbaer

/usr/bin/firefox

well, i have already tried this, but I get this error:
'/usr/bin/firefox' is not a valid 'String[]'

Originally Posted by eisbaer

/usr/bin/firefox

have found this site with some commands
**External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff**
Here some of them:

    if (Desktop.isDesktopSupported()) {
        Desktop desktop = Desktop.getDesktop();
        if (desktop.isSupported(Desktop.Action.BROWSE)) {
            try {
                desktop.browse(new URI("**External links are only visible to Support Staff**));
            }
            catch(IOException ioe) {
                ioe.printStackTrace();
            }
            catch(URISyntaxException use) {
                use.printStackTrace();
            }
        }
    }

try {
     String url = "http://www.google.com";
     java.awt.Desktop.getDesktop().browse(java.net.URI.create(url));
} catch (java.io.IOException e) {
     System.out.println(e.getMessage());
}

Can anybody read out, what would be the correct command.

pepo

[eisbaer]

have you tried with only "firefox"? Or %firefox%
is Firefox youre default Browser?
You can reset the Option, to the default, in the advance options.
I have Ubuntu 12.04, and when i make the right klick in a Package > open in Browser, FF is opening...

Hi eisbaer,

Originally Posted by eisbaer

have you tried with only "firefox"? Or %firefox%

I have tried already both "firefox" and %firefox%, but it brings the same error comment is not valid string, like:

 '%firefox%' is not a valid 'String[]'

or

'"firefox"' is not a valid 'String[]'

Originally Posted by eisbaer

is Firefox youre default Browser?

Firefox is my default browser, atleast Firefox itself is in the options saying that. I have no other browser installed. And also from other programs when I click help, firefox opens ...

Originally Posted by eisbaer

You can reset the Option, to the default, in the advance options.

The actual value under option for commandline to open in browser in jdownloader is

null

and this is still the same from fresh install. I couldnt changed it to anything else, everytime it comes the error pop up

 '...' is not a valid 'String[]'

But for sure, I have reset it default and the null remains null.

Originally Posted by eisbaer

I have Ubuntu 12.04, and when i make the right klick in a Package > open in Browser, FF is opening...

When I right click on a package and choose to open in browser, it comes jdownloader pop-up, where the link is possible to copy out as plain text from some kind of messagebox.

[eisbaer]

I dont know where the isue is.
Try a Parallel Installation of JD, and look if the isue is in the new instalation...

Originally Posted by eisbaer

I dont know where the isue is.
Try a Parallel Installation of JD, and look if the isue is in the new instalation...

I can try reinstall, but there must must be somebody, who knows what should be the correct command.

Eisbaer, what do you have in advanced options under commandline to open link in browser? Which value?
I have only 'null'.

[eisbaer]

I have only 'null'.

I have the same...

I can try reinstall,

It must not be a reinstall.
Try this:
Rename the cfg Folder to cfg.back (to finde under the parent Folder of JD)
and start JD again.

Originally Posted by eisbaer

It must not be a reinstall.
Try this:
Rename the cfg Folder to cfg.back (to finde under the parent Folder of JD)
and start JD again.

Done! But still no success. Also with new fresh config settings the firefox doesn't show up, only an jd pop-up with the plain text of download-url.

Does help some log or what ever info else. Could somebody help me?

[eisbaer]

Come to the Support chat, between 9:00 and 17:00 Mo -Fr
and ask for Coalado or a another Developer.

[coalado]

This value needs a json array.

That means:

[ "/usr/bin/firefox", "%s" ]

Originally Posted by coalado

This value needs a json array.

That means:

[ "/usr/bin/firefox", "%s" ]

Hi Coalado,

thanks very well. Now is going everything.

pepo