[EMAIL PROTECTED]">There is the control and then there is the plugin. The control is an ActiveX wrapper around the Gecko engine allowing you to embed it in other apps. The plugin is DLL for Netscape 4.x and probably Mozilla that allows you embed ActiveX controls in content.[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Adam Lock) wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]"><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...I haven't tried the ActiveX plugin in Mozilla so I don't know if it even
works there.
I thought that the plugin is part of the Mozilla project? It is the
Mozilla control only?
Martin.
The control is supported by me, the plugin is little more than a proof of concept, checked into CVS but it's not really sophisticated enough to be useful. I don't do much work on it except for occasional attempts to put a LiveConnect API on it and I test against Netscape 4.x. I've never tried it with Mozilla, but if Mozilla claims to support old-style plugin APIs there is no reason for it not to work. Note that even if I do add LiveConnect support, it will not be some magic ActiveX-enabler for Mozilla. Pages of IE-specific content containing controls won't start working in Mozilla. It will function much like the old NCompass ActiveX plugin did before requiring you to insert EMBED and OBJECT tags to satisfy both browsers.
Adam
