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Save as HTML #38

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smaragdus opened this issue Mar 28, 2018 · 7 comments
Open

Save as HTML #38

smaragdus opened this issue Mar 28, 2018 · 7 comments
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@smaragdus
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Currently search results can be saved as TXT and CSV files. I would appreciate an option to save search results as HTML file.

@dfs-minded
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Hi @smaragdus! Could you please give some example, how this HTML might look like?

@Stateford
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This is a cool idea. Basically you save it as a long list of anchor elements that link to the folder on the system.

something like

<a href="file://c:/..."> PATH </a>

@dfs-minded dfs-minded added the good first issue for first-time contributors label Mar 31, 2018
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Aha, ok, makes sense. Maybe you have also suggestions on metadata (like creation/modification timestamps, size etc)?

@Stateford
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I'm not sure how you feel about it, but you could add a javascript file somewhere in the project directory and make it interactive (ie sort by creation date). Would make for a nice way to snapshot data, and view it.

@dfs-minded
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Interesting idea, thanks for it!

@smaragdus
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@dfs-minded

You mentioned example- I imagined something like that:

Indexer++ Beta Installer.zip

This is HTML file inside ZIP archive.

Of course the HTML file can be much simpler.

@Stateford
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I'll spend some time looking into it.

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