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Context Menu Problem
Nothing happens when selecting a calculation (like in the tutorial), right-clicking, and then clicking on "Calculate" in the context menu. However, it works fine when I select the calculation and then issue the "Calculate" command.
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Inappropriate?What version of Ubiquity do you have this bug on? 0.1.1?
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Inappropriate?Well now I have 0.1.2 and the context menu doesn't show up at all. My computer will think for a bit and then all I get is a tiny grey box when I hover my mouse over "Ubiquity". -
Inappropriate?Yep, the context menu was disabled for 0.1.2. We'll have it back in 0.1.3. Check out 0.1.3 beta at http://www.toolness.com/wp/?p=386. Let me know if that works.
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Inappropriate?Well I've got my context menu back, but it's just got 10 items in it now and calculate isn't there.
On a more positive note, Ubiquity is performing much better, so thanks for the suggestion! -
Inappropriate?I'll see if I can add a More submenu with all commands. But I think if you select numbers or another mathematical expression, calculate should be on the list. But it is not. :( I'll try to see whats wrong with this.
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Inappropriate?I don't even get the full context menu when I follow the tutorial instructions. If I highlight the text and then right click, I see ubiquity in the menu. However when I mouse over it, no additional menu appears. See screen shot...
Running firefox 3.0.5 on winxp pro(64 bit)
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I tried the beta (0.2pre8 is installed). I do see the ubiquity context submenu, but calculate is not one of the options. The options I do have are: Zoom, Convert, Translate, Email, Search, Wikipedia and Weather -
Inappropriate?@Josh If you use the calculate command a few times, it should start appearing in the context menu. We're sorting the commands by usage and only showing the top 5 in the context menu.
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Inappropriate?> @Josh If you use the calculate command a few times, it should start
> appearing in the context menu. We're sorting the commands by usage and
> only showing the top 5 in the context menu.
Is there a way to set which commands should show in the context menu instead of having Ubiquity guess which ones you want? it would be very handy I think.
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