Re: nsiwindowwatcher->openwindow in new tab

Martin Kremer wrote:
> Does anyone know what I have to pass to nsiwindowwatcher-openwindow to make
> it open the window as a new tab (if the user has tabbed browsing enabled).

That won't work, use nsIBrowserDOMWindow, similar to the code here:
http://lxr.mozilla.org/seamonkey/source/xpfe/bootstrap/nsNativeAppSupportWin.cpp#2340

Probably you wouldn't pass LOAD_EXTERNAL in your case.

Note that this requires Gecko 1.8, afaik.
See also 
http://lxr.mozilla.org/seamonkey/source/dom/public/idl/base/nsIBrowserDOMWindow.idl#45

-biesi

Re: Convert HTML string into a DOM document for manipulation

Re: Convert HTML string into a DOM document for manipulation

Hitesh Khamesra wrote:

>  >>   iframe.contentDocument.open();
> This piece of code giving me "null" exception in following version of 
> mozilla
>     SeaMonkey 1.0a mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US; 
> rv:1.8a5) Gecko/20050201
> It seems to me, contentDocument.open() is not supported now. 

I would rather guess that you have not inserted iframe into a document. 
Note that the original script has
   document.body.appendChild(iframe);
before the access to iframe.contentDocument is attempted.

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Re: Convert HTML string into a DOM document for manipulation

Re: Convert HTML string into a DOM document for manipulation

Hitesh Khamesra wrote:

>  >> This piece of code giving me "null" exception in following version of
>  >> mozilla
>  >>     SeaMonkey 1.0a mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US;
>  >> rv:1.8a5) Gecko/20050201
>  >> It seems to me, contentDocument.open() is not supported now.

Is there any reason you test that with some alpha build from 20050201?
Does the problem occur with release builds or with a recent nightly as well?

> I used whole scipt.....
> <code>
> function parseHTML (htmlMarkup) {
>   var iframe = document.createElementNS('http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml', 
> 'iframe');
>    iframe.style.display = 'none';
>    if (document.body) {
>     document.body.appendChild(iframe);
>    }
>    else {
>      document.documentElement.appendChild(iframe);
>    }
>    iframe.contentDocument.open();
>    iframe.contentDocument.write(htmlMarkup);
>    iframe.contentDocument.close();
>    return iframe.contentDocument;
>  }
> </code>

When I wrote that script I tried to allow it to work in HTML as well as 
XHTML and XUL documents but I have never tested for instance whether 
that works if the document in the above code is a XUL document.
In what context do you call the script, what is your document?

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	Martin Honnen
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How to use nsIWindowWatch->OpenWindow to open a regular fully functional browser window?

Doesn't work on Mozilla

Hi,

I made a drop-down menu full compatible with ASP.NET and VB.NET

It works fine on IE6, but on Mozilla the drop-down menu hides when you hover 
a link from the list. It actually works even worse in Opera, the menus don't 
drop down at all.

The "Microsoft only code" I use is filter:opacity, but this is inoffensive 
to the behaviour of the menu.

The problem, I think, is in how Explorer interprets onmouseover an 
onmouseout

The menu is working here :

The only link it works is the Home Button

pwp.netcabo.pt/falmartins/index.htm

Thank you for any help

Re: Doesn't work on Mozilla

Delta wrote:

> I made a drop-down menu full compatible with ASP.NET and VB.NET

> It works fine on IE6, but on Mozilla the drop-down menu hides when you hover 
> a link from the list. It actually works even worse in Opera, the menus don't 
> drop down at all.

The problem is not so much the HTML and script for the menu itself but 
the iframe you have put in the document below the menu (respectively the 
HTML table which you use for the menu).

> pwp.netcabo.pt/falmartins/index.htm

If you remove that iframe then the menu displays and works with Mozilla 
1.7 and Opera 8.
What you are trying to achieve is not possible across browsers in a 
reliable way, you want to have a menu created in one document overlap 
the contents of a document in another frame, that iframe.
Even with older IE/Win version (e.g. IE 5) you would have that problem.

With the upcoming Firefox 1.5 the menu over the iframe will work but the 
whole design of that page with the menu and the iframe where the menu is 
supposed to overlap the iframe should be changed to not use an iframe if 
you target the web in general, as said various browsers and browser 
versions have their own way when it comes to iframes.

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	Martin Honnen
	http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

Re: Doesn't work on Mozilla

Thank you

I came up with another solution

It works fine on IE6 and Mozilla 1.0.6, don't know others

:)))

Don't forget to make refresh in case you have cached the site

http://pwp.netcabo.pt/falmartins/index.htm

"Martin Honnen" <mahotrash <at> yahoo.de> wrote in message 
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>
>
> Delta wrote:
>
>> I made a drop-down menu full compatible with ASP.NET and VB.NET
>
>> It works fine on IE6, but on Mozilla the drop-down menu hides when you 
>> hover a link from the list. It actually works even worse in Opera, the 
>> menus don't drop down at all.
>
> The problem is not so much the HTML and script for the menu itself but the 
> iframe you have put in the document below the menu (respectively the HTML 
> table which you use for the menu).
>
>
>> pwp.netcabo.pt/falmartins/index.htm
>
> If you remove that iframe then the menu displays and works with Mozilla 
> 1.7 and Opera 8.
> What you are trying to achieve is not possible across browsers in a 
> reliable way, you want to have a menu created in one document overlap the 
> contents of a document in another frame, that iframe.
> Even with older IE/Win version (e.g. IE 5) you would have that problem.
>
> With the upcoming Firefox 1.5 the menu over the iframe will work but the 
> whole design of that page with the menu and the iframe where the menu is 
> supposed to overlap the iframe should be changed to not use an iframe if 
> you target the web in general, as said various browsers and browser 
> versions have their own way when it comes to iframes.
>
> -- 
>
> Martin Honnen
> http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/ 

Re: How to use nsIWindowWatch->OpenWindow to open a regular fully functional browser window?

Qian Su wrote:
>  rv = pWindowWatcher->OpenWindow(nsnull, url, default_window_name, 
> "chrome,dialog=no,all,width=800,height=600", nsnull, &newWindow);

Don't pass "chrome" if you want a browser window.