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TextEditAid in Chrome with OffiDocs

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TextEditAid in Chrome with OffiDocs

TextEditAid  screen for extension Chrome web store in OffiDocs Chromium

TextEditAid Chrome web store extension


DESCRIPTION:

Run the Chrome online web store extension TextEditAid using OffiDocs Chromium online.

This extension allows you to edit (or just filter) the contents of a textarea on a web page.

Since Chrome does not allow the running of an external program directly, this extension instead makes an ajax call to a web server, which can start up a graphical editor, or perform any kind of filtering you desire.

The URL that is used is configurable in the options.

When a textarea receives the focus (e.

g.

if you click in one), the icon will get a click action (indicated by the mouse-over title text).

When left-clicked, an ajax request will process the currently-selected textarea and update the value when the request is done (e.

g.

when the editor exits).

You can also assign a keystroke to use to activate the editor (I like Alt-Enter), which allows you to leave the extension's icon unpinned.

Change Log: 1.

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8 - Renamed TextAid to TextEditAid & tweaked for newer chrome.

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7 - Tweaked the OK/Cancel buttons on the options page.

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6 - A fix for Mac OS X that made clicking on the icon not work.

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5 - Include the status text in the failure alert so it is clearer what needs to be fixed.

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4 - Avoid spurious failure alerts after a successful update.

Added support for http basic auth (you'll need an updated version of edit-server or whatever script you're using).

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3 - Added a configurable keyboard shortcut (defaults to disabled).

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2 - Fixed a newly-introduced bug with the field editing.

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1 - Changed event capturing method so that focusing any textarea shows the clickable icon.

The edit-server script that I wrote (in perl) for use with TextEditAid: http://opencoder.

net/edit-server Another option are the servers written for the emacs_chrome project (the python one worked fine when last I looked at it, though it was only single-threaded).

You could also supply your own server script, or run a CGI under a normal web server.

See the options page for more information on the POST request used.

Additional Information:


- Offered by Wayne Davison
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TextEditAid web extension integrated with the OffiDocs Chromium online

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