• johankosters

    (@johankosters)


    I want to use the link section in the sitebar to quick access other information. (Add Link)

    Adding a link works file, however I would like to access a document on the server (file:) or start send e-mail request. (mailto:).

    WordPress automatically adds https:// to the link which results in https://file://mydrive:/path/word.doc

    Some ideas to achieve my functionally?

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  • monkeypup

    (@monkeypup)

    This is something I too would like to see. For the mailto part. I’ve searched and never really seen a solution. Hopefully this time someone will have an answer. If there is one, that is, which there might not be.

    Kafkaesqui

    (@kafkaesqui)

    It’s helpful to know what version of WordPress we’re talking about:

    1.5.x:
    https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/37760

    2.0.x:
    https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/60675

    Note that mailto: should already work. If it doesn’t, please note the exact version of WordPress you have.

    Thread Starter johankosters

    (@johankosters)

    Thnx for the response. It does what it should do, however not what I need.. ??

    Reading the details, seems I have found a non functionallity thing and even Firefox is into the problem asd well!

    What i would like to have…

    I would like to add quick access ‘office documents from a server’ to the sidebar in categories like links. i.e. the user clicks the document and Word is started. Like it is possible on a html page.

    Does someone have an idea to realise this?

    This is something I too would like to see. For the mailto part. I’ve searched and never really seen a solution. Hopefully this time someone will have an answer. If there is one, that is, which there might not be.

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