Neil wrote:
Philip Chee wrote:
On Sun, 12 Mar 2006 21:03:11 +0000, Paul Tomlin wrote:
Given that I can't put a <script /> between the <prefwindow /> and
the first <prefpane />, are there any tricks that might be out there
to insert JS into the <prefwindow />?
Will putting <script></script> at the end after the last </prefpane>
but before the </prefwindow> work?
I never tried that, just didn't occur to me. Too entrenched in the
"scripts are in the head" routine I guess.
Out of interest, why does the position of the <script> (apart from the
obvious point that within a given xul file scripts compile in the order
in which they are encountered) make any difference?
There's a bug #296418 which means you can't place any elements between
the opening <prefwindow> and the first <prefpane>. I don't know how the
context switches if <script> elements are placed in children of root
element of a XUL file, though it appears to work for me by using
<prefwindow>
<prefpane onpaneload="onPaneLoadFunction();">
<script src="[definition of onPaneLoadFunction]" />
</prefpane>
</prefwindow>
Rather than the possibly more traditional
window.addEventListener('load',...)
with a page wide script.
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