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Beta Releases / Re: v16.0 Beta
« Last post by Mathias (Author) on Today at 11:44:31 »
Quote from: Matthias515566 on Today at 11:28:49
Quote from: Mathias (Author) on Yesterday at 15:32:35
but it should not crash if it is not there.. you just loose the support for viewing those files.
Yes, it works all good. Maybe I will reinstall it again as a test to see how it displays md. :). Currently, it is used for Copilot implementation in various software, for example Adobe Reader. And since I don't want that kind of implementation, I removed it. At least removing it works. Microsoft could also prevent that by protecting the files.

But thank you for this good update and sorry for off topic.
Yes almost all apps that want to render a web content is using it. It is not a full browser.. it is only the barbone stuff.
Also the WebView2Loader.dll include in MC is just a wrapper for loading the view. Not the actual WebView component, It still require the WebView2 Edge component to be installed already. And on most Win10/Win11 it already is. And MC do not include or installs the Edge WebView2 Component for you. 
And if you run Win7 you can't even use it, even if you want to.
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Beta Releases / Re: v16.0 Beta
« Last post by Matthias515566 on Today at 11:28:49 »
Quote from: Mathias (Author) on Yesterday at 15:32:35
but it should not crash if it is not there.. you just loose the support for viewing those files.
Yes, it works all good. Maybe I will reinstall it again as a test to see how it displays md. :). Currently, it is used for Copilot implementation in various software, for example Adobe Reader. And since I don't want that kind of implementation, I removed it. At least removing it works. Microsoft could also prevent that by protecting the files.

But thank you for this good update and sorry for off topic.
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Beta Releases / Re: v16.0 Beta
« Last post by Mathias (Author) on Yesterday at 15:32:35 »
Quote from: Matthias515566 on Yesterday at 12:49:18
I removed MS Edge WebView and I will not reinstall it. I will also remove it after changing to Win 11.
It just so it can renders HTML. it is a wrapper for the Edge rendering engine that exists in Windows, it used for showing MD files (markdown) or HTML and PDF files in FileViewer..
but it should not crash if it is not there.. you just loose the support for viewing those files.
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Beta Releases / Re: v16.0 Beta
« Last post by Matthias515566 on Yesterday at 12:49:18 »
I removed MS Edge WebView and I will not reinstall it. I will also remove it after changing to Win 11.
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Beta Releases / Re: Create new Folder (F7) does nothing after updating to beta
« Last post by Anti-Bacterial on July 03, 2026, 20:30:40 »
Thank you very much!  Placing "double quotes" around the command worked perfectly. Here is the button editor command I use to create a custom folder name using format YYYY-MM-DD  HH-MM-SS
MC.Explorer.Makedir FOLDERNAME=":[d] [t]"

I copied the template format into the command and surrounded it with double quotes.  Pics attached for others reading how to accomplish this.
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Feature Requests and Suggestions / Re: Request - upgrade Simple Machines Forum software to newest version 2.1.7
« Last post by Mathias (Author) on July 03, 2026, 08:13:12 »
Quote from: Anti-Bacterial on July 03, 2026, 03:30:40
Well it will give you a challenge this summer.  Go for it while you are at the beach!  :)

Noo. I Don't think so.. More like maybe in the winter when you don't want to go outside..
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Beta Releases / Re: Create new Folder (F7) does nothing after updating to beta
« Last post by Mathias (Author) on July 03, 2026, 08:11:00 »
Quote from: Anti-Bacterial on July 03, 2026, 03:27:50
Thank you. I am using this command in the button editor to make the directory folder and it works.
MC.Explorer.Makedir FOLDERNAME=:[d][t]

But now I want a space in between the [d] and [t].  I tried this:
MC.Explorer.Makedir FOLDERNAME=:[d] [t]

MC cannot interpret this space and truncates the [t] if there is a space in between them. It only creates the YYY-MM-DD as the folder name. Is there a way to create a folder with a space in between YYYY-MM-DD and HH-MM-SS ?

Just inserting a space in it would not work.. each paramter to custom commands is separated by space.. just like the command line.
Have you tried putting a " around them the path ?  FOLDERNAME="name with spaces" ? Or that does not work ?

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Feature Requests and Suggestions / Re: Request - upgrade Simple Machines Forum software to newest version 2.1.7
« Last post by Anti-Bacterial on July 03, 2026, 03:30:40 »
Well it will give you a challenge this summer.  Go for it while you are at the beach!  :)



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Beta Releases / Re: Create new Folder (F7) does nothing after updating to beta
« Last post by Anti-Bacterial on July 03, 2026, 03:27:50 »
Thank you. I am using this command in the button editor to make the directory folder and it works.
MC.Explorer.Makedir FOLDERNAME=:[d][t]

But now I want a space in between the [d] and [t].  I tried this:
MC.Explorer.Makedir FOLDERNAME=:[d] [t]

MC cannot interpret this space and truncates the [t] if there is a space in between them. It only creates the YYY-MM-DD as the folder name. Is there a way to create a folder with a space in between YYYY-MM-DD and HH-MM-SS ?

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Beta Releases / Re: v16.0 Beta
« Last post by Pawel on July 02, 2026, 14:32:20 »
Script was working fine in 15.8. It will fail if users update MC to 16.
For sure, the problem is in Script Language.
Would be great if you find why current script fails...


I confirm. Your workaround works fine!

-Pawel
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