Would be nice to have for example:
Name: Google Search
Web Link:
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q={q}
popup box so one can type in a search etc.
BTW: Cool app.
Thank you.
kwinspear
Thanks for the good words.
What you describe can be done with the {Input} placeholder. See:
https://www.quickaccesspopup.com/can-i-i...ers/#input
In your case, you would create a "Link (URL)" favorite with the location:
Code:
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q={Input:Search for what?}
Thank you for pointing this out and dose exactly what I want, however, after the inputbox opens, if you click on the cancel or the X close buttons will not cancel / close the inputbox, but still opens the web link? or am I doing something wrong.
If after I open the inputbox and change my mind and click cancel or the X close buttons just want to close and not open the link?
I have:
Short name for menu: Google Search
Link (URL):
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q={Input:Google Search?}
Thanks for the quick reply, again cool app.
This is true. The button cancels the input but not the snippet execution. I'll check this.
The Cancel and X buttons of the {Input:...} placeholder dialog box now abort the execution of the snippet.
Work's great, thank you.