Philip Chee wrote:
On Tue, 08 Aug 2006 21:36:02 +0200, Michael Vincent van Rantwijk wrote:
Am I the only one experiencing compatibility problems with SeaMonkey
v1.5 nightlies or are there more people having troubles getting their
extensions running?
I have xSidebar running fine on Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1;
en-US; rv:1.9a1) Gecko/20060805. I also have a tonne of extensions
loaded into my default profile running on trunk. The only significant JS
errors I see (and there are a lot of them) come from Multizilla. The
worst offender is the Multizilla JS console itself.
Error: viewSourceIn is not defined
Source file: chrome://multiviews/content/js-console/consoleBindings.xml
Line: 591
This is in fact a long working JS function in js-console.js but all JS
seems unreachable somehow in Mozilla 1.5 so this should work, as if the
JS file isn't included?!?
(I had to use Console2 to copy the above error because CTRL-C wasn't
working in the MZ error console.)
Changes in the mailnews component seem to have broken Mnenhy's handling
of message headers.
I mean, MultiZilla works with SeaMonkey v1.0.x but now a lot of "blabla
is undefined" errors show up in my JS Console, which to me is crap
because these functions and vars are there, or it won't ever work with
SeaMonkey v1.0.4 so what has changed in SeaMonkey v1.5 or should I
change to get it going again??
The DOM agnostic branch has landed plus there are changes in javascript
1.7 which I think has also landed. The toolbars are now using the
toolkit toolbar.xml, which broke the UI in Console2 but that was fixed
quickly by Zeniko. There have been significant changes to the
tabbrowser.xml which haven't been reflected in multizilla's XBL
bindings. New/open tab handling is broken due to this.
Thanks Phil, I will check the toolbar.xml because I think that is
important to us, but I already used JS 1.7 (mostly array stuff) and that
seems to work, but..
The HTML Tidy init script stopped working and I started getting
"oTidyBrowser is not defined" errors. I had to move onLoadTidyBrowser();
into an onload event handler.
window.addEventListener("load", onLoadTidyBrowser, true);
that doesn't work in js-console.js nor does
<window id="jsconsoleWindow"
onload="onLoadMZConsole();"
in js-console.xul work. It is as if the file isn't there, but it is
included like this:
<script type="application/x-javascript"
src="chrome://multiviews/content/js-console/console.js"/>
and that had been there's for I don't know how long, so there must me
something wrong somehow.
Thanks,
Michael
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