Difference between revisions of "Autojoin From Browser"
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| − | A trailing slash '''is necessary''' when there is '''no password'''. If there '''is a password''' it goes at the end with '''no trailing slash''' | + | A trailing slash '''is necessary''' when there is '''no password'''. If there '''is a password''' it goes at the end with '''no trailing slash''' after the password |
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Revision as of 22:37, 19 June 2012
Windows will launch KAG from in a web browser when encountering a kag://<IP/hostame>:port/[password] link
The client (all OSes) can also be launched to autojoin with the following Command Line Argument: kag.exe join kag://outcry.u13.net:50314/
If the server had a password, it would go after the /.
Important points: A trailing slash is necessary when there is no password. If there is a password it goes at the end with no trailing slash after the password
This should be added for mac "soon"
Not using Windows?
On Linux,
gconftool --set --type=string /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/kag/command '/path/to/kag/binary/KAG join "%s"'
You can also manually edit your browser's config to enable kag:// support using the information above. More details will be added to this article later
For Opera: Go to Settings -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Programs. Click Add, then chose Open with other application and paste "C:\kag\KAG.exe" there (or whatever is your KAG location) and paste "-join %1" in Parameters
Firefox cannot be directly edited, it only uses the system-wide configuration
