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J. Michael Caine | 1 Nov 2002 01:08
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Re: nsFilePicker.cpp failing in clean build

Indeed, if I execute that single line "c++ -o nsFilePicker.o -c ...." and
manually add in -I../../../dist/include/exthandler, it works perfectly
(couple of innocuous warnings). But I can't figure out how to get that
include path added into the huge makefile heirarchy. I don't see clearly
where the others are added, based on decisions. I searched for
'enable-default-toolkit', since, without this, the build works fine - I
figured that perhaps that's where the include paths are set. But I had no
such luck. Can anyone help?

Thanks.
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Christopher Seawood | 1 Nov 2002 04:26

Re: nsFilePicker.cpp failing in clean build

J. Michael Caine wrote:
> Indeed, if I execute that single line "c++ -o nsFilePicker.o -c ...." and
> manually add in -I../../../dist/include/exthandler, it works perfectly
> (couple of innocuous warnings). But I can't figure out how to get that
> include path added into the huge makefile heirarchy. I don't see clearly
> where the others are added, based on decisions. I searched for
> 'enable-default-toolkit', since, without this, the build works fine - I
> figured that perhaps that's where the include paths are set. But I had no
> such luck. Can anyone help?

To add module include dependencies, you have to add the module to the 
REQUIRES variable.

- cls
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Alexander Weidemann | 2 Nov 2002 10:10
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How to remove Netscape completely

Hi, I would like to remove my Netscape ver.7.0 for the fact, that I want
to have it completely new installed afterwards. My problem ist:
Everytime I drag the folder onto my programms/browser folder and start
it I get the message of an illegal character in this or that file.
Netscape must have further settings deep down in the preferences or
somewhere. Can anybody name me the places or just tell me how to remove
it completely
Yours
Einie
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Roland Young | 2 Nov 2002 13:06
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Re: Chimera and Cookies??

Will no problems here I am using  Build ID: 2002110104.

My only issue is with the cookie privicy settings, if you go into
preference and look at the privicy table, you edit cookies, there are
non in the list.

so if I have accepted a cookie or denied a cookie from a web site I am
not able to remove form the using this tool.
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H. Wade Minter | 2 Nov 2002 14:12

Nightly builds hanging "creating first window"?

For the past three days, the nightly mozilla-macosX-trunk.smi.bin builds
I've downloaded have been hanging.  The splash screen has come up, but
when it gets to "creating first window", it just hangs.

Is this a problem with my local setup, or is it something far more sinister?

--Wade
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S Woodside | 3 Nov 2002 07:02
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Developing a cocoa app with gecko

I love cocoa. with that out of the way, I want to write a cocoa app
and make use of the gecko rendering engine, because, well, it's a
great rendering engine. I've done some homework and I found the
embedding/browser/cocoa sources in the mozilla sources after I
followed the build instructions on the chimera page. In other words,
NSBrowserView.pbproj. This generates a framework
(CHBrowserView.framework) and that's a Good Thing because AFAIK,
linking to a framework is the approved way to take advantage of
something like this with Cocoa. I'm going to build the framework,
install it, link it into my new app, create an NSView, give it a
custom class of CHBrowserView, and go from there. Is that the right
thing to do?

On the chimera build page it talks about how you are "transitioning"
or seomthing from something called CocoaEmbed to a framework. Is that
done?

Do you use the CHBrowserView.framework in chimera the way I describe
above? If you are I'm very happy because that means that it will work.
If you don't, I'm a little worried that it might be stale or whatnot.

I'm assuming this is the best place to ask these sort of questions.

Simon
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Moshe Weitzman | 3 Nov 2002 14:23

bug? drag URL to a folder in personal toolbar

I am quite fond of the Mozilla ability to fully manage your bookmarks 
within the personal toolbar. This is the bookmark bar located just below 
the navigation bar.

Alas on my OSX box, when I drag the icon for the current URL onto a 
folder in that bar, the folder doesn't expand. Thus, I cannot put the 
current URL exactly where I want. Anyone else experiencing this?

My config
OSX 10.2.1
Mozilla 1.1
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cybergnu | 4 Nov 2002 01:28
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Re: Developing a cocoa app with gecko

That's how you do it.  You should take a look at the CocoaEmbed app,
it shows you how it all works.

That said, I was wondering if you, once you have built the framework,
could send me a copy (sloth <at> freeshell.org).  I've had trouble building
a recent version (some weird error) even though I had the updated
source.  Unfortunately, I deleted my old version in a drive reformat
by accident, and now I can't rebuild it.  I genuinely would appreciate
it if you would send me a copy.

Thanks.
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DGO Doug | 4 Nov 2002 05:08
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Re: Netscape 7.0 problem. Please help!!

Alice--

Thanks for the tip. It seems to work! A bit more effort than hitting 
"return", but solves the problem...

Best wishes, Doug

Wyman wrote:
> Hi Doug,
> 
> Try this:  Open Netscape - Preferences, select "Navigator" and check the 
> Go button.  Then use the Go button instead of the Return key.
> Alice
> 
> 
> DGO Doug wrote:
> 
>> Hello all--
>>
>> I'm using an iMac running OSX 10.1.3 and Netscape 7.0.
>>
>> Recently, when I try to type in a URL in the Navigotor window I can't 
>> get there when I hit "return." Nothing happens. URL's that are stored 
>> as bookmarks work fine.
>>
>> Any help/advice to fix this is appreciated. I'm not a techie, so plain 
>> English is preferred!  Please reply to the NG.
>>
>> Thx, Doug
>>
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Alice | 5 Nov 2002 03:50
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Re: Netscape 7.0 problem. Please help!!

Doug,

I'm glad my suggestion helped.  I did a bit more digging, prodded by 
Prachi's suggestion to delete the localstore,rdf file.

I use Mozilla 1.0.1 which is what underlies Netscape 7.  This is from 
http://www.mozilla.org/releases/mozilla1.0.1/ under Known Problems, 
Navigator (Similar information is at 
http://wp.netscape.com/eng/mozilla/ns7/relnotes/7.html#browser except 
that the Bug 90337 reference is missing):

"If the Location Bar does not respond to the Enter/Return key, you can 
use the temporary workaround of pasting the URL into File | Open Web 
location. To fix it, close Mozilla , then delete your history.dat and 
localstore.rdf. (Bug 90337)"

Lots more here: http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=90337

Alice

On 11/03/2002 11:08 PM, DGO Doug wrote:
> Alice--
> 
> Thanks for the tip. It seems to work! A bit more effort than hitting 
> "return", but solves the problem...
> 
> Best wishes, Doug
> 
> Wyman wrote:
>
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