Hi,
I think U can do it but a bit of work to accomplish. I think U need to
implement a JS Frame work for that so that the event is bubbled to the Gecko
(JScript ) and then providing U'r own UI application will work.
This is my observation, lemme know U'r thoughts. Have U found how to
accomplish than this idea???
Tgds,
Viki
"Jeffrey W. Baker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I have this idea, but I don't know if it is feasible. I hope someone can
> help me out. My introduction to embedding has been some hacking on
> Galeon and reading the stuff at mozilla.org/projects/embedding
>
> My idea is that I want to use Mozilla only to render content and provide
> events from that content. My application will provide the user
> interface, networking, caching, bookmarks, and everything else that is
> required for a web browser, except that I want to push chunks of HTML or
> XML data to Mozilla and have them rendered in a clipped rectangle that I
> specify. If the user interacts with the rectangle, I want to get events.
> If images, style sheets, frames, or scripts need to be loaded, I want
> Mozilla to request that content from my code.
>
> Is any of that possible?
