Try this code:
Components.utils.import("resource://ubiquity-modules/setup.js");
var linkRelCodeSvc =
UbiquitySetup.createServices().linkRelCodeService;
linkRelCodeSvc.addMarkedPage({url: "",
sourceCode: "",
canUpdate: true,
title: ""});
I haven't tested this but it might work.
- Abi
2008/12/2 bahuvrihi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Yes, but it's one that I'm developing for use in my lab... it's not an
> extension out in the wild. The extension is basically a dispatch
> between a scripting library and firefox... the extension has various
> configurations for the scripts and I'm planning on using ubiquity as a
> kind of command line substitute. The advantage is that it'll feel
> more like an application to non-programmers and it will allow me to
> pull up html views which would obviously not be there on the command
> line.
>
> Obviously it would be nice to just install ubiquity and the extension,
> rather than adding an additional install for the commands.
> >
>
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