Bamm Gabriana wrote: > Jason Fleshman wrote: > >> Bamm Gabriana wrote: >> >>>> And the link to the XPI file should be a javascript function to >>>> trigger the installation process, instead of just linking to the >>>> file itself. If you go to xulplanet.com and do a little digging to >>>> find the instructions, you can type the necessary javascript >>>> commands into the JS console. >>>> >>>> --Jason >>> >>> The titlebar icons will work by just copying them to the proper >>> directory: /chrome/icons/default/ >>> >>> That's all the accompanying javascript does. >>> >>> By the way, xulplanet uses a cgi script to hide the the installation >>> code so it is not possible to copy from there. :( >> >> http://www.xulplanet.com/tutorials/xultu/xpinstall.html >> >> That's the page that shows how to make an XPI install file and shows >> the JavaScript needed to trigger the install. It's in the gray box >> under "Install Triggers". But as Jay pointed out, I misinterpreted >> the install link. It works without user intervention anyway. >> >> --Jason > > Thanks. Do you know of any tutorial on skins? I'm having trouble > editing the css files. > > Bamm
Not a thing. But I didn't know anything about XPIs until yesterday, so that doesn't mean much :) The XUL Tutorial on XUL Planet lives at http://www.xulplanet.com/tutorials/xultu/index.shtml and is probably what you're looking for. If I were you, though, I'd wait for Mozilla 1.0 to come out -- if I understand right, they're not quite done tweaking XUL. --Jason
