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| 2019-09-27 | 2019-09-27 | ||
| other anchor (martin) | 5.16 Command-line switch /browse to either force opening the main window when a file URL is specified or to explicitly select a specified file in both file panels. + separate dir/file url section (martin) | ||
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| http://martin@example.com/dav/ | http://martin@example.com/dav/ | ||
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| + | ===== [[file]] Directory or File URL ===== | ||
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| + | A [[commandline#session|URL specified on command-line]] can include an initial remote path (the path has to end with a slash): \\ | ||
| + | ''%%sftp://username@example.com/remote/path/%%'' | ||
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| + | You can also include a file path into the URL: \\ | ||
| + | ''sftp://username@example.com/remote/path/file.txt'' | ||
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| + | By default, it will initiate the file [[task_download#url|download]]. When combined with [[commandline#operations|''/browse'' switch]], the file will instead be selected in a [[ui_file_panel|file panel]]. | ||
| ===== [[other]] Other Uses ===== | ===== [[other]] Other Uses ===== | ||
| You can also paste session %%URL%% on [[ui_login|Login dialog]] or main window or even Windows File Explorer or web browser (if WinSCP is [[integration_url|registered]] to handle file transfer protocol %%URL%% addresses). | You can also paste session %%URL%% on [[ui_login|Login dialog]] or main window or even Windows File Explorer or web browser (if WinSCP is [[integration_url|registered]] to handle file transfer protocol %%URL%% addresses). | ||
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| - | A [[commandline#session|URL specified on command-line]] can include an initial remote path or a path to a file that should be [[task_download#url|downloaded]]. | ||
| You can use [[custom_command|custom command]] patterns ''!E'' or ''!S'' to pass a session %%URL%% to other processes. | You can use [[custom_command|custom command]] patterns ''!E'' or ''!S'' to pass a session %%URL%% to other processes. | ||