we've started to move a very large commercial application to use xul as
the gui. at the moment the application is not delivered as a stand alone
application - it is really a replacement for a web interface,
interacting with a bcakend database that create the pages.
all this works well,
you might also want to put some 'flex=1' attributes around the place.
often the browsers don't give a box any space unless it's been told how
to fill the space - with width, height, rows, flex, etc
rick
Martin Kessler wrote:
Hello,
I´m rather new in XUL and I have a small question about the
there is an http request function, but...
we use xul extensively for our applications and i am finding it most
useful as the layout engine rather than the everything engine.
particularly where interactivity is required.
i'd recommend that you use xul for the layout, buttons, trees - lists
