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what happened with wmlbrowser.mozdev.org (Score:1)

by mjwilson (4938)

As the author of the Mozilla extension at wmlbrowser.mozdev.org, I'd be interested to know what went wrong. Were you loading a file from the filesystem or over HTTP? Are you installing onto Mozilla or Firebird/fox?
- Re:what happened with wmlbrowser.mozdev.org (Score:2)
  
  by Ovid (2709)
  
  I ran Mozilla 1.5 as root, installed wmlbrowser (and everything appeared fine) and closed Mozilla. I then relaunched the browser and in trying the the wmlbrowser tests at mozdev, my browser says gives the normal "do not know what to do with this filetype" message and offers to launch an external app or let me save the card. It looks for all the world like wmlbrowser was never installed, but I couldn't tell from looking at the mozdev site where I would go to verify that. I should add that relaunching the
  - Re:what happened with wmlbrowser.mozdev.org (Score:1)
    
    by mjwilson (4938) on 2004.03.16 12:32 (#29412)
    
    Do you see anything if you go to this location? chrome://wmlbrowser/content/wml.xsl
    Do you have a file "wml-service.js" in the components directory of your Mozilla installation?
    
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    - Re:what happened with wmlbrowser.mozdev.org (Score:1)
      
      by mjwilson (4938)
      
      Oops, forget about wml-service.js, that's not in 0.5.
    - Re:what happened with wmlbrowser.mozdev.org (Score:2)
      
      by Ovid (2709)
      
      The chrome location gives me the following message:
      
      This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below. -<html> <body/> </html>
      
      I get that for any xsl document name that I type in, though, so it looks like a standard error message for a missing xsl doc.
      - Re:what happened with wmlbrowser.mozdev.org (Score:1)
        
        by mjwilson (4938)
        
        That's weird. Can you email me at matthew [at] mjwilson [dot] co [dot] uk to discuss it further?
        I was about to release 0.6 but maybe there's something else I need to fix first.
        
        Re:what happened with wmlbrowser.mozdev.org (Score:2)
        
        by Ovid (2709)
        
        Will do, and thanks!
        
        Re:what happened with wmlbrowser.mozdev.org (Score:1)
        
        by mjwilson (4938)
        
        Turns out I can't even type my own email address.
        matthew [at] mjwilson [dot] demon [dot] co [dot] uk
        
        Re:what happened with wmlbrowser.mozdev.org (Score:2)
        
        by Ovid (2709)
        
        I kind of wondered what happened when my email bounced :)