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Gmail Attachment Information
Adds a link to insert the information about the attachment files into the message body. (works only with Gmail 2.0)
Some people recommends to write an information of the attachment files by some reason.
This script helps you to insert that kind of information into in the end of the message body. Please click the paper clip shaped icon after your attachment files are automatically uploaded and their filenames turn to be blue.

change log
- ver. 1.3 fixed 'nbsp' bug.
- ver. 1.2 'undefined' message which has been inserted when no attachment files uploaded is suppressed. Mouse cursor is changed when it is on the clip icon.
- ver. 1.1+ nothing changed but @description statement is added in the header of the script file.
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Doesn't work again. Maybe the gmail engine changed. |
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I'm using ff2, just tried it again and it works great. My apologies, I must have done something wrong last time. |
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With firefox2, it should work in UK environment. But I found that this scripts doesn't work with firefox3 even in US environment.
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doesn't work - i'm using the new gmail also. The paper clip is not a link, simply an image. I'm using English (UK) but it's the same text "Attach a file". |
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Hiromacu, that's what should I say. Thank you for helping me debugging.
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Yes! It works! You were right. Thank you! :) |
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I cannot reproduce the 'nbsp' bug in my environment, but I suppose it is a special letter to show a half-width blank character in HTML. In the blue line which is in the right of the clip icon, is there a blank space between the figure and the unit? I mean, is it "162 KB" instead of "162KB"?
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Thanx! It works, but something no good with the file size (162nbspKB). What is this 'nbsp'? |
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I've forgot to write that this script works only with new Gmail. If your language for Gmail is not English (US), please modify the script by following steps: (1)Open Gmail with your browser and switch to the view to compose a mail.
If the script doesn't work even though with these steps, please tell me about that.
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Doesn't work. I use new gmail, but I checked in old gmail too! :( |
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