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Install with Vundle #2

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tnguyen14 opened this issue Sep 22, 2015 · 8 comments
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Install with Vundle #2

tnguyen14 opened this issue Sep 22, 2015 · 8 comments

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@tnguyen14
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Can this plugin be installed with Vundle? I tried, but it didn't seem to work..

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iamcco commented Sep 22, 2015

@tnguyen14 I install this plugin with Vundle. Maybe you can check if the g:mkdp_path_chrome that you set can open the browser

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iamcco commented Mar 11, 2016

Closed!

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@tnguyen14
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It is set to google-chrome. Do you expect that to be an available executable in bash to open the browser?

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Also, sorry for not responding to the original reply. I must've missed it somehow.

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iamcco commented Mar 11, 2016

the google-chrome is an environment variables that can open the browser.
if you are using OS X you can see this issue #1

BTW, feel free to let me know what works / doesn't work for you!

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iamcco commented Mar 11, 2016

@tnguyen14 you can set the g:mkdp_path_chrome in you vimrc

example:

let g:mkdp_path_chrome = "firefox"

use the firefox to preview the markdown

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Yup, either of the solutions mentioned in #1 works. Perhaps the readme could be updated with that info for OS X users?

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iamcco commented Mar 11, 2016

Good idea, i will update the readme

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