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I seriously love this and am already making some commands for personal use :) However is there currently a way to pass parameters to a command? Right now I'm u
by MrOrelliOReilly 13y ago
I seriously love this and am already making some commands for personal use :)
However is there currently a way to pass parameters to a command? Right now I'm using window.prompt() to get user input. It'd be nice if I could enter something like 'mycommand:parameter1,parameter2'. Maybe an excuse to fork the repo...
Great work though!
EDIT I had only been using the extension on backtick.io before, but when I use it on other pages the console does not appear. This appears to be a problem with the CSS - when I inspect element on the page I can see that the HTML has rendered. By default opacity is set to 0 on the #console div - setting it to 1 fixes the problem.
- JoelBesada 13y agoAdding parameters to commands is something I've got planned for a future release, just need to figure out an elegant way to do that. Have you updated to the latest version of Chrome? I have never run into the problem you're describing.
- crashandburn4 13y agoI'm having a similar problem, except when I'm pressing backtick nothing happens at all, the __backtick__ div stays empty. similarly, it works fine on the backtick website Chrome 29.0.1547.57 on arch linux. EDIT: in the interests of clarity, pressing the backtick the first time injects an empty __backtick__ div into the page nothing further happens. EDIT: Fixed with update to latest chrome. Thanks for the extension, seems great.
- MrOrelliOReilly 13y agoUpdating to the latest version of chrome fixed this for me as well! Obviously should have been the first thing I tried