Hello Herouth,
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Thanks for the hints.
> Note that browsershave quirks about this. Not all of them recognize the
> filename attribute. Also, not all mime types are suitable for the job.
I am not afraid of the quirks, as I specified that my application is not
required to work with browsers other than Mozilla.
> > 3. In a form in my Web page, there is a <TEXTAREA>...</TEXTAREA> element.
> > In this element, when the onClick() handler is invoked, I need to know
> > where is the cursor positioned. If I select a piece of text, I need to
> > know, in the onSelect() handler, exactly what are the starting and
> > ending positions of the selected text.
> >
> > Is there any way to accomplish this from Mozilla Javascript?From xul?
>
> You mean their graphical position in (x,y), or you mean the position within the
> text?
I mean the position within the text. I couldn't care less about the
graphical position.
--- Omer
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