On Wednesday 06 April 2005 14:47, hubert lubaczewski wrote: > On Wed, Apr 06, 2005 at 02:09:37PM +0200, Kevin Krammer wrote: > > Whe using the run command, KDE first request the HTTP information about > > the file you have entered and then decides which application can handle > > the target's MIME type. > > In your case it very likely encounters text/html and starts Konqueror for > > it. If you enter the address into Konqueror, it can skip the second step > > as the encountered MIME type is one it can handle itself. > > yes, i understand it, but the question is: how can i avoid double > requests when using run command. > i could live with four possibilities: > > 1. request is being made, mime type checked, and the content is somehow > passed to konqueror - so it can display it directly without further > (doubling) request. It is a generic technique, it will call the associated application and pass it the URL > 2. skip mime type checking, and just check for protocol - if it's http - > pass to konqueror. You could try setting Konqueror as the external browser. > 2. make the first request use HEAD method instead of GET. Haven't checked this yet, could be possible solution to implement KIO::stat like this in kio_http > 3. use specific "Browser:" header instead of standard konquerors so i > can modify the webpage so it will just ignore requests from "run command > mime type checker". You mean User Agent? Hmm, might be a good idea, kio_http alone is not KHTML. You could suggest that in a bugreport/wish item on bugs.kde.org Cheers, Kevin
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