Changing the taskbar dynamically via a script

[Garton, Jamie]

In the past when I was using KDE, I had a script that would find out the 
exported mount points (using nfs) of a particular server, then it would 
create icons to these auto-mounted on the desktop.

I was hoping that I could run my script from a menu icon on the panel
and then populate all the mount points as items under that menu icon.

I thought because you can add/remove items/menus from the panel via the
gui, there would be some command line way of doing the same thing.

Btw, this is all going to be on a Morphix liveCD so the exported mount 
points could be different ever time it is started, depending on what 
other machines it is connected to.

-----Original Message-----
From: Jasper Huijsmans [mailto:jasper at xfce.org]
Sent: Tuesday, 24 February 2004 5:08 PM
To: XFCE general discussion list
Subject: Re: Changing the taskbar dynamically via a script


Op di 24-02-2004, om 03:00 schreef Garton, Jamie:
> Hi,
> 
> Is it possible to change the taskbar dynamically via a script?
> (i.e. add/remove items/menus and have the taskbar refresh some how)
> 

No, that is not possible. Why / when would you want that?

Btw, we call it the panel. The taskbar is the one that shows running
applications.

	Jasper


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