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JJTagy wrote:I was thinking about something similar a few months back. I was actually thinking we should add a checkbox to the confirmation dialog that says "Also delete data".

As long as the state of the checkbox would remembered each time automatically.. I don't see a problem with that..

New patch: https://dpaste.de/89sz http://i.imgur.com/y6itNUF.png diff --git a/index.html b/index.html index d7c25bf..3fff561 100644 --- a/index.html +++ b/index.html @@ -40,6 +40,7 @@ <div id="toolbar"> <div id="toolbar-open" title="Open Torrent"></div> <div id="to...

Is it working with Safari 7? I installed 1.3 but there is no item when I right clock torrent links.. EDIT It's working, it isn't detecting the torrent links though. It seems the filter for torrent links needs some tuning since it didn't detect this link. Also, is it possible for it to automatically ...

Is it in the Safari store yet? It's a shame the safari extension store not even a search feature has..
That is the main drawback of Safari against Chrome or Firefox.

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Also script on torrent deleted to clean extra files and whatnot.

So, one would have to schedule a list to run from time to time and parse the list?
To inefficient indeed. This event scripts should be added to transmission..

This is a request for the inclusion of a variable containing the tracker domain/hostname/url of the torrent to be passed to the script-torrent-done. This would allow the torrent-done script to do execute only for some trackers, or to have his behaviour modeled by the tracker. This would be useful f...

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I would be happy with the ability to run a script on 'torrent added' and 'torrent deleted'.

The purpose of 'torrent added' script would be just custom notifications.
The purpose of 'torrent deleted' script would be to cleanup leftovers like hardlinks, symlinks, subtitles, artwork, etc.

Someone mentioned that it was possible to set up scripts to run on 'torrent added', 'torrent deleted', etc using transmission-remote.
Is this true? How can this be accomplished?

Thank you.