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==Tips & Tricks== | ==Tips & Tricks== | ||
URL | '''URL Field'''<br> | ||
The URL field can be used to execute any valid URL, for example, '''http://, ftp://''' | <br> | ||
The URL field can be used to execute any valid URL, for example, '''<nowiki>http://</nowiki>, <nowiki>ftp://</nowiki>''' | |||
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In | In addition, it can be used to '''execute commands''' by prefixing the field content with '''cmd://''' . | ||
By using the <<Username>> and <<Password>> placeholders you can easily embed the 'Username' and 'Password' field values in the executed URL / Command. The placeholder will get automatically replaced when the URL is executed.<br> | |||
Examples: | Examples: | ||
1. Open Notepad | 1. Open a text file in Notepad: | ||
'''cmd://C:\Windows\Notepad.exe C:\Documents\SampleFile.txt''' | '''cmd://C:\Windows\Notepad.exe C:\Documents\SampleFile.txt''' | ||
Quotes (") should be used in case the file path contains spaces: | |||
NOTE: Quotes (") should be used in case the file path contains spaces: | |||
'''cmd://”C:\My Programs\Notepad.exe” “C:\My Documents\SampleFile.txt”''' | '''cmd://”C:\My Programs\Notepad.exe” “C:\My Documents\SampleFile.txt”''' | ||
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2. Launch an RDP session by executing a saved RDP configuration file: | |||
'''cmd://c:\saved-rdp-settings\Server1.rdp''' | |||
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'''cmd:// | 3. Log into a Website or access a Web service: | ||
'''<nowiki>https://www.samplesite.com/default.php</nowiki>?user=<<USERNAME>>&pass=<<PASSWORD>>''' | |||
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4. Start a save PuTTY session and provide the user credentials automatically: | |||
'''cmd://C:\PuTTY\PUTTY.EXE -load "saved-session-name" -l <<USERNAME>> -pw <<PASSWORD>>''' | |||
==Keyboard Shortcuts== | ==Keyboard Shortcuts== | ||
Revision as of 12:48, 27 June 2017
Tips & Tricks
URL Field
The URL field can be used to execute any valid URL, for example, http://, ftp://
In addition, it can be used to execute commands by prefixing the field content with cmd:// .
By using the <<Username>> and <<Password>> placeholders you can easily embed the 'Username' and 'Password' field values in the executed URL / Command. The placeholder will get automatically replaced when the URL is executed.
Examples:
1. Open a text file in Notepad:
cmd://C:\Windows\Notepad.exe C:\Documents\SampleFile.txt
NOTE: Quotes (") should be used in case the file path contains spaces:
cmd://”C:\My Programs\Notepad.exe” “C:\My Documents\SampleFile.txt”
2. Launch an RDP session by executing a saved RDP configuration file:
cmd://c:\saved-rdp-settings\Server1.rdp
3. Log into a Website or access a Web service:
https://www.samplesite.com/default.php?user=<<USERNAME>>&pass=<<PASSWORD>>
4. Start a save PuTTY session and provide the user credentials automatically:
cmd://C:\PuTTY\PUTTY.EXE -load "saved-session-name" -l <<USERNAME>> -pw <<PASSWORD>>
Keyboard Shortcuts
CTRL+B - copy Username to clipboard
CTRL+C - copy Password to clipboard
CTRL+U - execute URL / command