Description: A service menu to upload images on Imageshack.
In version 0.7 I had added support for ipicture.ru and opicture.ru image hostings. Also, original script got a more powerful commandline usability.
Modified by NameNo (v 0.6, v 0.7) and YAFU (v 0.7) --> KDE-apps.org users
Original servicemenu by Blavkaste http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=51247
since version 0.2 script uses a log file in which saves images' name and url. Therefore, when you want upload an already hosted image, script get directly the url.Last changelog:
v #0.6 - Multiple selected files - --reupload option to disable double upload checking v #0.7 - Adapted for KDE4 (support for both KDE4 and KDE3) - IPicture and oPicture hostings - Some improvements - `hotliks` cmdline parameters v #0.7.1 - some little fixes in servicemenues (fix translation and set default icons), thanks to YAFU.
Hi !
Can i copy the file "imageshack_upload" (i have kde 3.5) to my /home directory, so i can run your service menu as user?
If yes, where should i place it ?
Thank you very much for sharing !
Sure, you can. I did it this way too, but my way was as different as this:
make dir $HOME/bin or something like this (I made /home/combine/bin/)
put imageshack_upload into this directory
edit file imageshack3.descktop. you have to change strings
Exec=konsole -e "imageshack_upload" --imageshack --kdialog %F
replace "imageshack_upload" with full path to file ("/home/combine/bin/imageshack_upload")
You may also try to add that new `bin` directory to $PATH variable instead of editing *desktop file, I think, it should work too. You can get it by adding string like `PATH="$PATH:$HOME/bin"` into your ~/.profile file
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Great app! Works pretty well on KDE 4.3
Hi ! Can i copy the file "imageshack_upload" (i have kde 3.5) to my /home directory, so i can run your service menu as user? If yes, where should i place it ? Thank you very much for sharing !
Sure, you can. I did it this way too, but my way was as different as this: make dir $HOME/bin or something like this (I made /home/combine/bin/) put imageshack_upload into this directory edit file imageshack3.descktop. you have to change strings Exec=konsole -e "imageshack_upload" --imageshack --kdialog %F replace "imageshack_upload" with full path to file ("/home/combine/bin/imageshack_upload") You may also try to add that new `bin` directory to $PATH variable instead of editing *desktop file, I think, it should work too. You can get it by adding string like `PATH="$PATH:$HOME/bin"` into your ~/.profile file