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Idea: Online collection of actions
Status:
RESOLVED: LATER
Severity:
enhancement
Product:
Xfce4-clipman-plugin
Component:
General

Comments

Description Christoph 2009-12-11 13:05:57 CET
I appreciate the actions feature very much. And I understand that you only include three example actions by default. 

What about starting an online collection on the web? There must be many people who do like the feature, but who don't want to fiddle with regexes or don't have the skills. The community could collect hundreds of useful actions.

Ideas in detail:
- People could upload their actions*.
- There could be a validation process (i.E. other users testing and commenting the action, and/or giving marks/stars).
- The actions dialog could have a link to the online collection.
- There could even be an automatic upload and download feature (cf. the "Get Add-Ons" dialog in Firefox).



*) E.g. I have made one for the Swiss High Court's process numbers (try 6B_15/2008, 1P.29/2002 etc.): 
(\d[A-Za-z])[\._](\d+)\/(\d\d\d\d) => exo-open http://relevancy.bger.ch/php/aza/http/index.php?lang=de&type=simple_query&query_words=\1_\2%2F\3&top_subcollection_aza=all&from_date=&to_date=&zoom=YES&
Comment 1 Christoph 2009-12-11 14:38:16 CET
Created attachment 2728 
my xfce4-clipman-actions.xml

Additional idea: The online collection could also allow to bundle actions. 

The attachment is a little set of actions for swiss law. Any swiss lawyer would be happy to own them, but they don't (yet) :-)
Comment 2 Mike Massonnet editbugs 2011-10-19 00:28:40 CEST
Not many feedback here, I'll keep the idea open.

Bug #6070

Reported by:
Christoph
Reported on: 2009-12-11
Last modified on: 2011-10-19

People

Assignee:
Mike Massonnet
CC List:
0 users

Version

Version:
unspecified

Attachments

my xfce4-clipman-actions.xml (3.54 KB, application/xml)
2009-12-11 14:38 CET , Christoph
no flags

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