User:Pfelts - Revision history

Pfelts at 23:20, 30 August 2007

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-The format for sending the commands is simply to add them after the the normal '''secondlife://region/x/y/z''' command, separating each command and its arguments with commas. Here's how we tell the client to log us into deepgrid, for example: '''secondlife://someregion/x/y/z/,-loginuri,user.deepgrid.com:8002'''
+The format for sending the commands, in a browser URL, is simply to add them after the the normal '''secondlife://region/x/y/z''' command, separating each command and its arguments with commas. Here's how we tell the client to log us into deepgrid, for example: '''secondlife://someregion/x/y/z/,-loginuri,user.deepgrid.com:8002'''
 We used the -loginuri command, followed by the grid and port we wanted to log into. It's easy and fun!

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 The registry mod is simplicity.
-Just add three characters to the end of the key: '''HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\secondlife\shellopen\command'''.
+Just add three characters to the end of the key: '''HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\secondlife\shell\open\command'''.
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 The registry mod is simplicity.
-Just add three characters to the end of the key: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\secondlife\shellopen\command.
+Just add three characters to the end of the key: '''HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\secondlife\shellopen\command'''.
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-This mod doesn't work when the Secondlife client is already open. Your client must be closed to allow the browser to launch your client. If someone could make this work from within the client, THAT would be amazing.
+This mod doesn't work when the Secondlife client is already open. Your client must be closed to allow the browser to launch your client. If someone could make this work from within the Secondlife client, THAT would be amazing.
 This also doesn't work on Linux or MAC versions of the Secondlife client. Maybe someone can make it so.

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−	The Secondlife ~~Windows~~ installation modifies your web browser to allow you to enter a special URL (secondlife://) in your browser, which launches the client and logs you into any sim at any coordinates you wish.	+	The Secondlife client installation, on Windows, modifies your web browser to allow you to enter a special URL (secondlife://) in your browser, which launches the client and logs you into any sim at any coordinates you wish.

	Until now, the functionality was limited to logging you into the official Linden Lab grid. You couldn't use the URL to log into other grids, like Deepgrid or Osgrid.		Until now, the functionality was limited to logging you into the official Linden Lab grid. You couldn't use the URL to log into other grids, like Deepgrid or Osgrid.

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−	The Secondlife Windows ~~client~~ installation ~~allows~~ you to enter a special URL (secondlife://) in your browser, which launches the client and logs you into any sim at any coordinates you wish.	+	The Secondlife Windows installation modifies your web browser to allow you to enter a special URL (secondlife://) in your browser, which launches the client and logs you into any sim at any coordinates you wish.

	Until now, the functionality was limited to logging you into the official Linden Lab grid. You couldn't use the URL to log into other grids, like Deepgrid or Osgrid.		Until now, the functionality was limited to logging you into the official Linden Lab grid. You couldn't use the URL to log into other grids, like Deepgrid or Osgrid.

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-By making a simple (3 character) registry modification, the limitation disappears. You can then choose any grid you want to log into when entering a secondlife:// URL in your browser. I've tested it in IE 7 and Firefox 2.0 (on Windows). The mod retains your option to logon to the LL grid and you can still use the regular "Start Location" functionality.
+By making a simple (3 character) registry modification, the limitation disappears. You can then choose any grid you want to log into when entering a '''secondlife:'''// URL in your browser. I've tested it in IE 7 and Firefox 2.0 (on Windows). The mod retains your option to logon to the LL grid and you can still use the regular "Start Location" functionality.
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−	The Secondlife Windows client allows you to enter a special URL in your browser, which launches the client and logs you into any sim at any coordinates you wish.	+	The Secondlife Windows client installation allows you to enter a special URL in your browser, which launches the client and logs you into any sim at any coordinates you wish.

	Until now, the functionality was limited to logging you into the official Linden Lab grid. You couldn't use the URL to log into other grids, like Deepgrid or Osgrid.		Until now, the functionality was limited to logging you into the official Linden Lab grid. You couldn't use the URL to log into other grids, like Deepgrid or Osgrid.

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 The Secondlife Windows client allows you to enter a special URL in your browser, which launches the client and logs you into any sim at any coordinates you wish.
-Until now, the functionality was limited to logging you into the official Linden Lab grid. You can't use the URL to log into other grids, like Deepgrid or Osgrid.
+Until now, the functionality was limited to logging you into the official Linden Lab grid. You couldn't use the URL to log into other grids, like Deepgrid or Osgrid.
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