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    • eeeemc
      eeeemc @burnout426 last edited by eeeemc

      @burnout426 Thank you ............ !

      What is alt + p ?

      In front of my M2 interface, I hold keyboard alt + p ................... NOTHING ....?

      Trying to automatic inputting custom feeds .xml in below pop-up dialogue ( But can't seems find this section I can customise in standard-menu.ini ):

      Screenshot - 5_10_2024 , 7_43_26 PM.png

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      • burnout426
        burnout426 Volunteer @eeeemc last edited by

        @eeeemc said in [ M2 ] Force backup Feeds:

        What is alt + p ?

        Alt + p just opens preferences, where you can then goto "advanced" and then "shortcuts" for example.

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        • burnout426
          burnout426 Volunteer @eeeemc last edited by burnout426

          @eeeemc said in [ M2 ] Force backup Feeds:

          ( But can't seems find this section I can customise in standard-menu.ini ):

          The command I provided is like going to Menu -> Feeds -> Manage Feeds -> Add -> insert "test" in the "address" field in the "properties" dialog. You would replace "test" with "url to feed" and then continue the command to focus the ok button and click it. Then, the command would continue to do all that again for all other feeds. Don't know if there's a length limit on the total command length though.

          For the ini file, you can put that command under whatever section you want. For example, you can put:

          Item, "Resubscribe to Feeds" = Subscribe to groups, "rss" & Delay, 100 & Focus next widget & Delay, 100 & Focus next widget & Click button & Delay, 100 & Focus next widget & Delay, 100 & Insert, "test"
          

          under [Browser Feeds Menu] if you want so that it's under Menu -> feeds.

          Now, if you're saying that when you open Opera, each of the feeds are still shown in the Feeds access point in the mail panel, but their message lists are all blank until you right-click on each feed, goto "properties" and set the URL for the feed again, not sure how to do that besides using a command that focus the mail panel and then focuses those items in the feeds access point. But, the command would still go wherever you want to put it. Guess I'm not sure what you're trying to do exactly.

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          • eeeemc
            eeeemc @burnout426 last edited by

            @burnout426 Thank you !

            Wonder why I can find not a way to figure out "alt + p " as no matter where I'm in M2 and bunching keyboard alt + p ., nothing happen.

            From where in Opera I should hit Alt+p ?

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            • burnout426
              burnout426 Volunteer @eeeemc last edited by

              @eeeemc

              You can hit it anywhere.

              In the "Edit Keyboard Setup' dialog for the "Opera Standard" keyboard setup, it should be under "Application".

              Platform Windows-Unix-MCE, p alt    Show Preferences, -1
              

              But, you can use ctrl + F12 instead or just goto Menu -> Settings -> Preferences if you want.

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              • eeeemc
                eeeemc @burnout426 last edited by leocg

                @burnout426 said in [ M2 ] Force backup Feeds:

                @eeeemc

                Set via alt + p -> Advanced -> Shorcuts, for ctrl + / under "Application", this works at least as a starter:

                Subscribe to groups, "rss" & Delay, 100 & Focus next widget & Delay, 100 & Focus next widget & Click button & Delay, 100 & Focus next widget & Delay, 100 & Insert, "test"
                

                You can take it from there and see how far you can get.

                Did It !!

                Thank you so much !

                I put it now on a new custom icon with about 12 custom feeds url in one row of your command. ( delay, 9000 in each separate input )

                It really helps me in the situation I always lost all my feeds now I've it handy to re-create them in one click. Thaks !!

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                • nesonma1212
                  nesonma1212 Banned last edited by

                  @burnout426 said in [ M2 ] Force backup Feeds:

                  That might be the old index.ini limit bug happening. I don't remember if it was ever fixed or not. What's the index count and the next index number?

                  That could be the old index.ini limit bug occurring. I'm not sure if it was ever resolved, Can you provide the index count and the next index number?

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                  • eeeemc
                    eeeemc @eeeemc last edited by

                    @eeeemc Hello ,

                    What is the command if I'm to "CLICK" the red cross close button ?

                    As after automatically inputting all feeds , the pop-up dialogue does not response tp click button [ ok ] button. Even I manually use mouse to click [ ok ] button the pop-up dialogue remain there.

                    Unless I manually click the right top red cross close button.

                    Thank you very much.

                    Screenshot - 5_14_2024 , 8_36_35 AM.png

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                    • burnout426
                      burnout426 Volunteer @eeeemc last edited by

                      @eeeemc Clicking the X would be the Close window command and should be the same as the Cancel command. However, if you want something to apply (like a checkbox that has been checked) like you're clicking the OK button, I think Click default button should do the trick.

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                      • eeeemc
                        eeeemc @burnout426 last edited by

                        @burnout426 Thank you very much !!

                        Just updated & added close window .....

                        Item, "Resubscribe to Feeds" = work offline & Delay,10 & Subscribe to groups, "rss" & Delay, 100 & Focus next widget & Delay, 100 & Focus next widget & Click button & Delay, 100 & Focus next widget & Delay, 100 & Insert, "https://news................" & Delay, 20 & focus next widget & open dropdown & delay, 20 & previous item & delay, 20 & previous item & close dropdown & delay, 20 & click default button & delay , 9000 & Subscribe to groups, "rss" & Delay, 100 & Focus next widget & Delay, 100 & Focus next widget & Click button & Delay, 100 & Focus next widget & Delay, 100 & Insert, "https://news......................." & Delay, 500 & close window

                        Actually I have had implemented Click default button , also implemented sendtab until it reaches the cancel button then click button command., Both are not response by Pop-up dialogue.

                        The nearest solution I can get is manually click the red cross button this is why I ask the question and now and see in next new Opera restart how it goes. Wondering why Pop-up dialogue is not going away following the two usual commands.

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