Advanced ExplorerComboGadget
Advanced ExplorerComboGadget
Hi All !
is there a way to show advanced ExplorerComboGadget like the windows explorer environment ?
ex: view Network, Desktop..) when select the ExplorerCombo
is there a way to show advanced ExplorerComboGadget like the windows explorer environment ?
ex: view Network, Desktop..) when select the ExplorerCombo
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sparkman wrote:Sorry Micko, I'm brain farting here and can't fully understand what it is you are looking for.
Micko wrote:... ExplorerComboGadget that can show the control panel, network, Desktop, recycle bin... like we have in windows environment.
Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit / Whose Hoff is it anyway?
There is no WinAPI control for this, i wrote it all myself.
The Explorer gadgets only work on the local file system.
Whats the point of displaying the control panel anyway? Its not like you can put a file in it.
The reason why all these are not supported is because they are special shell objects.
Adding support for them is not the big problem, the problem is that they do mostly not
have a corresponding path in the filesystem. They are only represented by their shell item ids.
What should the gadget return when you select the control panel for example ?
The Explorer gadgets were written for simplicity.
Tossing around shell item ids just so you can view the recycle bin is not my idea of simple...
The Explorer gadgets only work on the local file system.
Whats the point of displaying the control panel anyway? Its not like you can put a file in it.
The reason why all these are not supported is because they are special shell objects.
Adding support for them is not the big problem, the problem is that they do mostly not
have a corresponding path in the filesystem. They are only represented by their shell item ids.
What should the gadget return when you select the control panel for example ?
The Explorer gadgets were written for simplicity.
Tossing around shell item ids just so you can view the recycle bin is not my idea of simple...

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hi freak !
thanks for this clarification so now i can try to sleep

@ Sparkie
this is what i'm talking about

I'm waiting
thanks for this clarification so now i can try to sleep
that is what i was thinking aboutfreak wrote:The reason why all these are not supported is because they are special shell objects.
Adding support for them is not the big problem, the problem is that they do mostly not
have a corresponding path in the filesystem. They are only represented by their shell item ids.
What should the gadget return when you select the control panel for example ?

@ Sparkie
this is what i'm talking about
I'm waiting

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