Philip Chee wrote:
On Wed, 18 Jan 2006 00:34:44 +0000, Neil wrote:
If you know the <browser> element that's holding the sidebar you can just use
the canGoBack, goBack(), canGoForward and goForward() properties and methods.
Ta. As per previous question is there a generic getThisBrowser() that isn't
hardcoded to the main window tabbrowser as gBrowser/getBrowser() is?
I don't understand your question. Surely you already know which browser
you are dealing with, because it's using your context menu?
Sorry, but that's partly my fault - I made it so that only the current tab can
update the status bar. It's a one-line fix in nsContentTreeOwner.cpp though, so
it could make SeaMonkey 1.1, if you want.
Hmm. I guess this is to prevent background tabs updating the status bar? If
backing out this change rebreaks things it was meant to fix, I can live with it.
Yes, but there are in fact three types of status bar updates: links,
window.status and window.defaultStatus; the one-line fix would be to
amend an if statement so as not to block links.
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