dave napisał(a):
> On Sun, Jul 22, 2007 at 09:51:18AM -0300, Thiago
Macieira wrote:
>> Stephen Leaf wrote:
>>> There is a config option to turn javascript on,
on a per-site basis.
>>> its that domain specific spot in the tab that
you enable/disable it on.
>>> Hit the new button, type in the domain name and
your set.
>>> Tho after viewing the dialog I think its a
little poorly worded.
>>> "Accept" "Reject" and
"Use Global"
>>> Accept/Reject what?
>> Since you're enabling and disabling JavaScript, I
believe those options
>> are for enabling and disabling JavaScript.
>
> But what I was hoping to be able to do is to, with one
click, enable or disable
> Javascript, cookies, etc. globally for the current
(anonymous) website without going
> into the configure konqueror settings and turning on
each feature individually for
> a website I probably will not visit again. It appears
that I can do this by
> editing .kde/share/conig/konquerorrc, but only after
terminating all my konqueror
> sessions and then restarting konqueror. I think
konqueror (and all other programs)
> that peek at konquerorrc) could be easily modified to
work from a local copy of
> that file which would be refreshed from the (updated)
original upon command. I may
> try doing this myself if I ever get to the point where
I can build konqueror on
> OpenBSD.
You can try using DCOP for this, there are appropriate
calls:
$ dcop konqueror-14217 html-widget1
void setJavaEnabled(bool enable)
void setJScriptEnabled(bool enable)
The problem is getting the DCOP reference to konqueror, but
you can
start konqueror using: "dcopstart konqueror" to
get it.
HTH
Krzysztof Lichota
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