>>>>> "JC" == Jake Colman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>>> "TH" == Tassilo Horn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
TH> Jake Colman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
TH> Hi Jake,
>>> Is there a way for me to see the exactly command-line that is being
>>> executed?
TH> Yes, I figured it out for you. It calls something like:
TH> firefox -remote openURL(www.google.de)
TH> firefox -remote openURL(www.google.de,new-tab)
TH> firefox -remote openURL(www.google.de,new-window)
TH> I guess you use an old firefox version that doesn't understand those
TH> options.
JC> Bingo! My firefox doesn't understand that command-line. Thanks. Now
JC> let me see if I can get my IS group to update firefox on my sun box.
JC> Thanks!
It appears that firefox 2.0 no longer understands that command-line.
That syntax is for firfox 1.0 and is no longer supported. A simple
firefox www.google.de
will open the URL in a new tab of an existing browser or will launch a
new browser.
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Principia Partners LLC
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