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    Want to make sequence action of M2 Mail Unread view focus last email save attachment to DL folder

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    • emc
      emc last edited by

      HI There,

      I have to do a task every day & couple of times a day...

      In the unread mail view, at the bottom of the unread mail ( the last mail received lately )

      I need to ' save to download folder ' of the email attachment to the download folder.

      and then I need to go to the previous message of this , do the same " save to download folder ".

      What would be the command I could set to my keyboard shortcut ?

      I know some basic knowledge on command but do not know what is some command such as ' save to download folder ' .

      I know I can may be start my keyboard shortcut like this from any view : =Delay, 500 & Read mail & ( how to focus to left mail panel ) & go to end & ( how to focus attachment widget ) & ( what is command of save to download folder )

      thank you
      Edmond.

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      • burnout426
        burnout426 Volunteer last edited by

        what is command of save to download folder

        Look under the [Mail Attachment Toolbar Popup] section in standard_menu.ini. That'll tell you the command.

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        • emc
          emc last edited by

          Thanks burnout426,

          during in the mail view, what is the command in order to focus to the left hand side bar ? ( the bar where F4 key can toggle on/off )

          as I am unable to focus to that bar.

          and then, how to quickly to focus to a specific label .............

          and, after I could select the specific label, what is the command to focus to the mail list ( I use left & right view ) ?

          Thank you
          Edmond.

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          • burnout426
            burnout426 Volunteer last edited by

            Some hints.

            While in the mail panel, you can shift + tab or tab a number of times (to jump access points) till you get to the hotlist window bar (where each panel button is at). Or, if a web page is focused, you can hit ctrl + F7 to focus in the mail panel where you can then tab/shift + tab till you get to the hotlist window bar. (So, look for the command for shift + tab in the shortcut editor).

            The arrow keys move up and down items in the mail panel.

            But, to focus just a certain panel, type focus in the quick find field in the keyboard shortcut editor. See ctrl + shift + 3 for example.

            To see how to do the up and down arrow keys in the mail panel, type up or down in the quick find field and then look under the mail sections.

            and, after I could select the specific label, what is the command to focus to the mail lis

            Type focus in the quick find field and look under Document Window. You'll see a focus message list command.

            and then, how to quickly to focus to a specific label

            In the mail panel, you should be able to tab/shift + tab till you get to the labels access point. Then, you can use the commands for up and down in mail to get to the label that you want. Then you can use the command for ENTER to open that label's message list.

            If you turn on debug skin in opera:config, you can hold down ctrl when you're hovering over a label. That might tell you the id for that label (might be broken in Opera 12 though). If so, I think there's a way to focus the label directly. But, I don't know the command. Maybe pesale or someone else will know.

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            • emc
              emc last edited by

              Hi burnout426,

              Have done it ( half way ) :

              During in the mail view:

              = Delay, 500 & focus previous widget & focus previous widget & focus previous widget & focus previous widget & focus previous widget & focus previous widget & focus previous widget & focus previous widget & focus previous widget & focus previous widget & focus previous widget & focus previous widget & focus previous widget & focus previous widget & focus previous widget

              & delay, 50 & go to end

              & previous item & previous item & previous item & previous item & previous item & previous item & previous item ( that brought me to the specific label location I need to work with )

              & delay,1000 & Execute program, "c:\windows\nircmd.exe","sendkeypress ENTER"

              Above could brought me to the mail list at the most bottom mail ( the recent received one )

              QUESTION:

              I am unable to look at how I could make it focus to the right hand side where the mail body is . ( I use left & right view )

              If you can tell me how to focus to this area ( mail body ) , I could then:

              focus previous widget ( that would be the attachment ) & I can continue to make my rest command to save to download folder.

              Thank you
              Ednmond.

              P.S. Instead of choosing debug mode to see label I.D., where I could reach the label I.D. by other method ? I've done that to debug but mouse hover does not shows I.D. # but some other information.

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              • burnout426
                burnout426 Volunteer last edited by

                P.S. Instead of choosing debug mode to see label I.D., where I could reach the label I.D. by other method ? I've done that to debug but mouse hover does not shows I.D. # but some other information.

                Sorry, not sure / don't remember.

                I am unable to look at how I could make it focus to the right hand side where the mail body is . ( I use left & right view )

                When the message list is focused, you should be able to press tab once to get to the header bar in the preview pane and then tab again N number of times to get to the body (depending on how manuy headers are list maybe).

                Or, if you're in the message list, just the command 'focus next frame' might work (it seems to work for me in a default setup).

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                • emc
                  emc last edited by

                  Hi burnout426,

                  I tried:

                  [Compose Window] Or [ any other view ]

                  GestureDown, GestureRight = Delay, 500 & Read mail

                  & delay,1000 & Execute program, "c:\windows\nircmd.exe","sendkeypress tab"

                  & delay,1000 & Execute program, "c:\windows\nircmd.exe","sendkeypress tab"

                  ......blah blah blah ... & I am able to reach the label location I want to.

                  & Delay, 50 & Focus next frame & go to end

                  & Delay, 500 & Execute program, "c:\windows\nircmd.exe","sendkeypress enter"

                  and I also able to Focus the correct email & is selected.

                  How I could go to the next frame where the mail body is ? ( tried focus next frame not work )

                  How I could form the mail body to command Opear to the attachment widget ?

                  As I have tried to use command ' Save attachments to folder ' + Click Default button. But the attachment was not save (surprisingly) as I could see the save dialogue was okay I could see it pops-up & click okay by itself. Just that the document wasn't save in the folder ( I check the path of the DL folder is correct, just no document in there )

                  Thank you
                  Edmond.

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                  • burnout426
                    burnout426 Volunteer last edited by

                    "c:\windows\nircmd.exe","sendkeypress tab"

                    On a side, you shouldn't need to use nircmd to invoke a tab key press. You can just look in the shortcut editor in Opera to see what command tab is tied to. Same with Enter. You can look up the command enter is tied to.

                    How I could go to the next frame where the mail body is ? ( tried focus next frame not work )

                    Hmm. Tab enough times should get you there at least.> How I could form the mail body to command Opear to the attachment widget ?

                    You should be able to tab or shift + tab to get to the attachment link in the header bar.

                    As I have tried to use command ' Save attachments to folder ' + Click Default button. But the attachment was not save (surprisingly) as I could see the save dialogue was okay I could see it pops-up & click okay by itself. Just that the document wasn't save in the folder ( I check the path of the DL folder is correct, just no document in there )

                    Not sure. I might play around with it if I have time and see what I can figure out. Make sure you don't have the disk cache turned off in Opera. That'll break attachment saving.

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