Calendar:Deprecated:XPI Support: Difference between revisions

no edit summary
No edit summary
 
Line 1: Line 1:
'''THIS PAGE IS DEPRECATED'''
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.
Line 19: Line 21:
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: http://markcarson.com/MarkCarson/Asp/Sunbird.asp
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
 
'''THIS PAGE IS DEPRECATED'''
441

edits