英文:
CustomURLProtocol in browser: how to call windows explorer with unc path
问题
I registered a CustomURLProtocol fileexplorer in my registry. Its calling cmd /c set url=\"%1\" & call set url=%%url:fileexplorer:=%% & call start explorer file:%%url%%.
Calling local folders works well. c:\mydata opens in the fileexplorer with the URL fileexplorer:c:%5Cmydata.
But how do I open an UNC-address like \\myserver\mypath?
Running call explorer file:\\myserver\mypath from the cmd prompt works fine. A URL fileexplorer:%5C%5Cmyserver%5Cmypath fails (opening the explorer as if no path were given).
英文:
I registered a CustomURLProtocol fileexplorer in my registry. Its calling cmd /c set url=\"%1\" & call set url=%%url:fileexplorer:=%% & call start explorer file:%%url%%.
Calling local folders works well. c:\mydata opens in the fileexplorer with the URL fileexplorer:c:%5Cmydata.
But how do I open an UNC-address like \\myserver\mypath?
Running call explorer file:\\myserver\mypath from the cmd prompt works fine. A URL fileexplorer:%5C%5Cmyserver%5Cmypath fails (opening the explorer as if no path were given).
答案1
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这是翻译好的部分：
在经过许多尝试和错误之后，我找到了这个命令：
cmd /c set url="%1" & call set url=%%url:fileexplorerunc:=file:%% & call start explorer %%url%%
URL 应该是 fileexplorerunc://myserver/mypath，它也适用于本地路径 fileexplorerunc://c:/mypath。当然，这仅适用于 Windows 操作系统。
英文:
After a lot of trial & error I found this command:
cmd /c set url="%1" & call set url=%%url:fileexplorerunc:=file:%% & call start explorer %%url%%
The URL should be fileexplorerunc://myserver/mypath and it also works with local paths with fileexplorerunc://c:/mypath. This, of course, only works with windows OS.
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