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What's New
- I actually changed my mind when I started coding and did the "link-buttons" instead. Why? It was much easier.
2004-10-26 - I actually have the extension working now, and to my suprise I actually find it usefull, see Installation for details.
- mozdev.org
Other Stuff
- I'm having trouble with the other part of my extension, the
XSLTProcessor.importStylesheet()throws an exception.
Please feel free to make icons, right now I'm just stealing of the web and that's not coooool.
Pressing the Bookmarks button makes the keyboard go bored. Don't know why, it's probably just a XUL thing. So DON'T PRESS BOOKMARKS in my extension.
This extension lets the user apply there own XSL to a XML page. I know it's pretty easy to do without an extension but I wanted to try and make my own extension so I am. I have an idea for another extension and that is to put navigation button somewhere if there are rel-links present. By rel-links i meen <link rel="Prev"/>, <link rel="Next"/> and/or <link rel="Index"/>. I know that there isn't a lot of sites that use this but at least I can build my own site that way.
Hello all, I'm Mats from sweden and know almost nothing about XUL and XBL. Hello, Mats!
I know some javascript though and am relativly comfortable with Java. So I have alot of work ahead of me I guess. I've actually started work and have gotten as far as getting the content-type and opening a FileChooser so all that is left is to perform the XML-XSL=HTML transformation and show it.
Note: If you want to add an area for user feedback to any of your pages, take a look at the notes.html template.