Hello, I lead a javascript project and its going to be large, so I'm searching for a good Documentation tool. I found http://mozile.mozdev.org/0.8/doc/jsdoc/index.html and this is excatly what I'm searching, how did you create it? Peter
I'm experiencing a problem where the values I'm setting on mozile are being discarded during the save process; this appears to be when target.cloneNode() is called in mozile.save.getContent. According to a page I found [1] IE doesn't copy changes to an object with cloneNode() after the page is loaded. The symptom I'm seeing is that my value for mozile.save.method is being reverted to mozile.save.display in IE. Maybe the alternative here is to set the values before the page is loaded rather than after? I'll have to give it a shot, but wanted to document this here for others as well. -Doug [1] http://jehiah.cz/archive/clonenode-is-broken -- -- Douglas E. Warner <silfreed@...> Site Developer Mozdev.org http://www.mozdev.org
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I'm trying to add some events to the same handlers mozile uses (keypress, keyup, keydown) and I think mozile is stopping the execution of the events. It appears that mozile calls stopPropagation on the default edit event; is this true? Is there a way around this? What I'm trying to accomplish is this: I have several editable regions on the page, but the whole page itself isn't editable. I've written a save handler to use ajax to save each of these areas in turn, but I'd like to only do that if they're "dirty." Right now mozile only keeps track of this for the whole document, so I'm keeping my own array in the mozile object of the editable elements and whether they're dirty. I need a way to bind to the key* events to mark the elements dirty; is there a way inside mozile to do this currently? -Doug -- -- Douglas E. Warner <silfreed@...> Site Developer Mozdev.org http://www.mozdev.org
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When trying to use actions under the submenus that are defined in the RNG file they don't seem to work. I've noticed this even on the basic demo for 0.8 [1]. For example, selecting some text then choosing a font color doesn't change the font's color. Same with header size, font family, etc. To me, it looks like most of these options are "greyed out," but I don't know if that's true or not. I've tested in Firefox 3 and IE6. -Doug [1] http://mozile.mozdev.org/0.8/demos/basic.html -- -- Douglas E. Warner <silfreed@...> Site Developer Mozdev.org http://www.mozdev.org
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What is the best way of adding/removing items to the HTML Toolbar? Is it necessary to modify the xhtml.rng file? I would prefer a way to modify these through javascript so I don't need to modify the file and worry about merging changes later on. -Doug -- -- Douglas E. Warner <silfreed@...> Site Developer Mozdev.org http://www.mozdev.org
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I'm trying to save a page using mozile.save.post as the save method, but when I run mozile.save.save() it returns false. Setting mozile.save.method = mozile.save.display seems to work fine. Any ideas here? -Doug -- -- Douglas E. Warner <silfreed@...> Site Developer Mozdev.org http://www.mozdev.org
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Hi Mircea,
(This is a duplicate of the message I sent to the Mozile list.)
Sorry for the long delay replying to your email.
There's good news and bad news...
The bad news is that the problem with the Mozile 0.6 extension in FF3 looks like a serious one. Mozile 0.6 loads files into the target page from "chrome" URLs (the browser's own special files) and FF 1 & 2 allowed this. However FF3 does not allow linking to chrome URLs anymore -- which is probably a good security decision. In short: Mozile 0.6 just won't work in FF3.
The good news is that Mozile 0.8 is smarter about these security issues. I've done some quick hacks to get the (incomplete) Mozile 0.8 extension to work in FF3. You can try installing it from the link below:
http://overton.ca/james/mozile/mozile-0.8.0dev.xpi
Once it's installed, customize the toolbar and add the Mozile button to it. You'll be able to edit arbitrary web pages as before. (The "enhanced editing" features aren't complete.)
If this works for you then I can try to find a little time for bug fixes in the coming weeks. If it isn't going to be a good replacement for your old workflow with Mozile 0.6 and FF2, then I'm afraid there isn't too much more I can do.
Best regards,
James
On 2008-07-28, at 1:46 PM, contulmmiv wrote:Hello James/Max et al. --
I have been using with great success Mozile in conjunction with Scrapbook for online research/annotation of selected web content.
Everything worked fine with Firefox 2.
I recently upgraded to Firefox 3 and Mozile seems to not work.
I tried both Mozile 0.6.3.1 and Mozile 0.7.6. The symptoms are identical:
* by means of the Mr tech Local Install extension, I override the version limitations, and Mozile installs fine
* what happens, is that upon attempting to edit any web page, even though Mozile produces the message "content now editable", nothing can be typed. The toolbar, also, doesn't show up
* however, when using the "test boxes" provided here http://mozile.mozdev.org/ and here chrome://mozile/content/demo/basic/mozileTest1.html, the toolbar shows up, albeit in different positions: in the first case, it is located in the upper part of the web page itself, scrolling together with the scrolling of the page. In the second case, it shows up in the normal position, that is, in the "Mozile Toolbar" itself. Typing and editing within the box is possible, but not outside the box. As soon as one clicks outside of the test box, the toolbar disappears again, and typing has no effect.
These symptoms seem to indicate that there is no fundamental incompatibility at stake. I wonder if one of the default settings in Firefox 3 may be responsible, preventing the normal operation of Mozile?
I very much hope that this is the case, or something very simple, because Mozile has proved to be irreplaceable for the purposes stated above. I know of no other tool which can do the same...
Looking forward to hearing, hopefully, good news.
Sincerely,
Mircea
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Hello, we use your excellent XHTML-Editor Mozile 0.6.31 as a Firefox 2.0 add-on. At the moment Mozile 0.6 is not available for the new Firefox 3.0. So can you say anything about an adaptation of Mozile 0.6 for the new Firefox Browser? Thanks, Jo Germany
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