> <input type="text" class="stdedit selectFile_xml" name="pref_restorefile" id="restorefile" value="[% prefs.restorefile %]" size="40">
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> I'd like to open the file picker at prefs.*somefolder* and I need to get
> the value of prefs.*restorefile* to pass the restore file path to the
And somefolder is not set in restorefile yet? I don't think you can set
it otherwise. Which, tbh, I've wanted to change several times... but I
never got to it. I'd be happy to merge a PR :-).
> BTW I use *selectFile_xml*. Why does it allow me to choose a folder?
Don't know. It's been a long time since I worked on this...
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Thread: html template documentation?
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2021-03-09, 21:32 #21
html template documentation?
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2021-03-11, 06:13 #22
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One question about github releases: do you use their website to create a release version and upload a LMS-ready binary or do you do this from your command line (maybe using github's gh binary)?
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2021-03-11, 07:33 #23
html template documentation?
> One question about *github releases*: do you use their website to create
> a release version and upload a LMS-ready binary or do you do this from
> your command line (maybe using github's gh binary)?
This probably isn't the best place to ask this question. I personally
have never used Github releases. I simply tag a release. But there's
documentation for this on GH.
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2021-03-11, 10:38 #24
Are you talking about packaging the plugin zip+repository xml or something else ?
I think most plugin developers so far package the zip themselves using command line tools and manually upload it or host it on their own web site, but that’s probably because most plugins was developed before GitHub action CI framework existed.Erland Isaksson (My homepage)
Developer of many plugins/applets
Starting with LMS 8.0 I no longer support my plugins/applets (see here for more information )