xmpp: URLs in Windows?

[Eion Robb]

At it's most simple, you can use

xmpp:romeo at montague.net


But you can get more complicated and use

xmpp:romeo at montague.net?message;body=Here%27s%20a%20test%20message


to include a message.

Other examples from https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0147.html that Pidgin
supports are   "?roster"  to add someone to the buddy list and  "?join"  to
join a group chat/MUC

Cheers,
Eion


On Mon, 15 Oct 2018 at 05:04, Phil Smith III <lists at akphs.com> wrote:

> Thanks! Question then becomes, how do I make the equivalent of this:
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> *start aim:goim?screenname=friend1*
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> …which with AIM would start an IM tab with *FRIEND1*?
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> *From:* Mark Rousell [mailto:mark.rousell at signal100.com]
> *Sent:* Saturday, October 13, 2018 3:04 PM
> *To:* Phil Smith III <lists at akphs.com>; support at pidgin.im
> *Subject:* Re: xmpp: URLs in Windows?
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> On 12/10/2018 15:18, Phil Smith III wrote:
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> Been Googling but cannot seem to find answer: can I register xmpp: URLs in
> Windows, so I can give my wife a .bat file to start her IM tabs in Pidgin?
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> Did anyone reply to this?
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> The short answer is yes, you can register xmpp: URLs in Windows (or any
> other URL). Any URL can be associated with a program (and with particular
> command line parameters for the program).
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> If you want the program to do a particular thing then it depends on the
> program supporting command line parameters to do that thing.
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> Doesn't Pidgin register various URLs when it is installed? I can't
> remember.
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> Mark Rousell
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