Certainly there is a way. Just setup a preference flag - a boolean
indicating whether your dialog was ever shown to the user before or not and
then after showing the dialog for the first time, update the flag.
On Thu, 26 Jan 2006 01:13:03 -0500, Jonathan Soma wrote:
> I'm about to upgrade my extension with some features that the user
should
> probably know about upon installation - is there a way to pop up a
dialog
> box to them during the process, or on the extension's first load?
For Mozilla Suite and Seamonkey, it's as simple as adding an alert('text
goes here') to the install,js file. For Firefox and Thunderbird, the
situation is more problematical.
Phil
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