How to add a script in the context menu

[Carbo]

I've created a small script that for a selected jpg file will open the corresponding raw in one1 photo editor (I store them in a separated folder and dont import them in Photo Supreme).

It works correctly from the script manager but I would like to launch it from the context menu "Run Script from Repository" but I don't find where to put my psc file...

Is it possible to add a custom script in this menu ?

Thanks !

[G8DHE]

The "Run Script from Repository" goes off over the Net to (I presume) https://repository.idimager.com/ site so you would have to upload it to the online repository and make sure you have Net-connectivity when you want to use it!
I do wish these could at least be cached, as sometimes when out and about I don't have network connectivity!
https://www.360cities.net/image/welsh-m ... ,0.00,70.0

[Carbo]

Thanks for the response !

It's too bad these scripts are only the ones from the repository as mine has no interest for anyone beside me

It would be a nice feature to add a local folder for these scripts like for the filters.

[G8DHE]

Can you not add it in the form of a Batch file (to find the right image) and add it as an external program call ? Then select the image and click the right Icon on the top Right ?

[RobiWan]

It's too bad these scripts are only the ones from the repository as mine has no interest for anyone beside me

Why should your script not interesting for other users?
For me it would be very interesting in any case.

[Carbo]

Can you not add it in the form of a Batch file

Thanks for the tip ! I've tried quickly but with no luck.
I've created a simple batch with the single line "echo %1 > test.txt".
When executing from the command line it's working correctly but from photo supreme, the filename is not put in the text file. Any idea ?

Why should your script not interesting for other users?

The script I've made is very specific for my file organisation on my drive. I store every raw files in folder raw\[Year]\[Month] and jpg files to jpg\[Year]\[Month].
So my script search for "jpg" and replace to "raw". I doubt it will be useful to anyone

[G8DHE]

Seems Ok here!
My batch file

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echo %1
echo %1 > test.txt
pause
type test.txt
pause

Clicking it results in;

BatchFile.jpg (529.22 KiB) Viewed 3008 times

[Carbo]

God my script wasn't working because variable=value works but not variable = value !
One hour lost but it's now working fine !

Thanks very much G8DHE !

For anyone interested, here is my code:

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cls
 set tmpvar=%1
 set tmpvar=%tmpvar:\jpg=\raw% 
 set tmpvar=%tmpvar:.jpg=.raf% 
"C:\Program Files\ON1\ON1 Photo RAW 2021\ON1 Photo RAW 2021.exe" %tmpvar%

[RobiWan]

The script I've made is very specific for my file organisation on my drive.

I store always my files in RAW\Year\Month\Day and JPEG.CAM\Year\Month\Day