In your bash scripts, I'm guessing you're in the habit of quoting args if they have a space, but you might want to use $@ instead of $1. That will make urlenc hello world give the expected result.
(Does this post make me look like a pedantic PITA? If so, sorry :-)
Nah, you just sound like a PITA. If I look through my scripts I use $@ about half the time, and then a bizarre mix of less elegant solutions. Not sure why I don't always think of that. Old habits...
This looks really handy, especially as nvALT crashes when using the service. But how do I get the nv: handler to work? The javascript seems to stop or never really take of. Would like to give some better bug report here… but I don't really know exactly what to submit.
Are you using the bookmarklet? The link at the bottom of the nv url result page? The handler may or may not be set up, depending on your system. RCDefaultApp is really handy for making sure url handlers go to the apps they're supposed to. To recognize the plain nv:// handler, you need to be running the 2.2 beta, too. Otherwise you have to change the handler to nvalt://.
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In your bash scripts, I'm guessing you're in the habit of quoting args if they have a space, but you might want to use $@ instead of $1. That will make
urlenc hello worldgive the expected result.(Does this post make me look like a pedantic PITA? If so, sorry :-)
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Nah, you just sound like a PITA. If I look through my scripts I use $@ about half the time, and then a bizarre mix of less elegant solutions. Not sure why I don't always think of that. Old habits...
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It would be nice if the webpage was iphone-friendlier. The experience now is kind of a pain.
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This looks really handy, especially as nvALT crashes when using the service. But how do I get the nv: handler to work? The javascript seems to stop or never really take of. Would like to give some better bug report here… but I don't really know exactly what to submit.
export
Are you using the bookmarklet? The link at the bottom of the nv url result page? The handler may or may not be set up, depending on your system. RCDefaultApp is really handy for making sure url handlers go to the apps they're supposed to. To recognize the plain
nv://handler, you need to be running the 2.2 beta, too. Otherwise you have to change the handler tonvalt://.export