In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Brian King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it possible to use the editor shell in files that are not registered
> in the chrome?
>
> XUL
> <editor id="content-frame" class="editfield" type="content-primary"
> src="about:blank" flex="1"/>
>
> JS
> EditorStartup('text', 'content-frame');
>
> function EditorStartup(editorType, editorElement){
> editorElement = document.getElementById( editorElement );
> editorShell = editorElement.editorShell;
> // Does not get this far
> editorShell.editorType = editorType;
> editorShell.webShellWindow = window;
> editorShell.contentWindow = window._content;
> editorShell.LoadUrl("plainText.htm");
> }
>
> When this tries to set the editorShell element, there is this error:
> JavaScript error:
> line 0: uncaught exception: Permission denied to create wrapper for
> object
No, it's not possible. nsEditorShell does not implement the appropriate
security-related interfaces to allow it to be used outside of XUL.
Simon
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