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This topic is to discuss what the best way for building calendar is, as an extension (XPI) for other Mozilla Applications. | This topic is to discuss what the best way for building calendar is, as an extension (XPI) for other Mozilla Applications. | ||
Since Firefox and Thunderbird use the toolkit and Seamonkey uses xpfe, it is clear that having a way of separating the xpi for these is essential. | Since Firefox and Thunderbird use the toolkit and Seamonkey uses xpfe, it is clear that having a way of separating the xpi for these is essential. | ||
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For what its worth (by Mark Carson) - | For what its worth (by Mark Carson) - | ||
I've created a hacked version of the calendar extension (using the 17-DEC-2004 build) which uses "calendar.jar" from the Sunbird build of the same date. The only immediately appearant issues are an XML parse error in "aboutDialog.xul" where the entity "&vsersion" is undefined and the calendartoolbar icons are the old huge icons from an older extension build. My hacked version has new calendartoolbar icons (24x24 and 16x16 toolbar icons) and I just removed "&version" in favor of hard coded "0.2 RC1" for the time being in "aboutDialog.xul". Seems to work pretty well and gives the Sunbird theme and icons to the Thunderbird (and I assume Firefox) calendar extension. The hacked extension is available on my website | I've created a hacked version of the calendar extension (using the 17-DEC-2004 build) which uses "calendar.jar" from the Sunbird build of the same date. The only immediately appearant issues are an XML parse error in "aboutDialog.xul" where the entity "&vsersion" is undefined and the calendartoolbar icons are the old huge icons from an older extension build. My hacked version has new calendartoolbar icons (24x24 and 16x16 toolbar icons) and I just removed "&version" in favor of hard coded "0.2 RC1" for the time being in "aboutDialog.xul". Seems to work pretty well and gives the Sunbird theme and icons to the Thunderbird (and I assume Firefox) calendar extension. The hacked extension is available on my website | ||
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