extension install and uninstall - Mozilla
This is a discussion on extension install and uninstall - Mozilla ; I used the extension wizard to generate a skeleton extension.
I put the 'myext@myext' text file into the extensions folder to point
to my extension files.
It seemed to work.
except:
1. the javascript in overlay. js doesn't get called ...
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extension install and uninstall
I used the extension wizard to generate a skeleton extension.
I put the 'myext@myext' text file into the extensions folder to point
to my extension files.
It seemed to work.
except:
1. the javascript in overlay.js doesn't get called every time you
load a new page. It seems flaky.
2. i click 'uninstall' in the addons panel - it says the plugin will
be removed when i restart firefox. It never get's removed.
is there a solution to all this madness?
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Re: extension install and uninstall
mlabs wrote:
> I used the extension wizard to generate a skeleton extension.
> I put the 'myext@myext' text file into the extensions folder to point
> to my extension files.
> It seemed to work.
> except:
>
> 1. the javascript in overlay.js doesn't get called every time you
> load a new page. It seems flaky.
It shouldn't. Overlay attached js files should get run once per browser
window.
> 2. i click 'uninstall' in the addons panel - it says the plugin will
> be removed when i restart firefox. It never get's removed.
Sounds like a corrupt extensions.rdf, read the support docs on it at
kb.mozillazine.org
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Re: extension install and uninstall
On 28/08/2007 19:58 (CET), mlabs wrote:
> I used the extension wizard to generate a skeleton extension.
> I put the 'myext@myext' text file into the extensions folder to point
> to my extension files.
> It seemed to work.
> except:
>
> 1. the javascript in overlay.js doesn't get called every time you
> load a new page. It seems flaky.
>
> 2. i click 'uninstall' in the addons panel - it says the plugin will
> be removed when i restart firefox. It never get's removed.
>
> is there a solution to all this madness?
Is your chrome.manifest pointing to a JAR file? I've seem some
unexpected behaviour in this case before. Try pointing to folders instead.
- Brian