Gene Heskett wrote:
On Friday 17 February 2006 14:09, Gene Heskett wrote:
On Friday 17 February 2006 13:15, taharka wrote:
Gene Heskett wrote:
The subject line is the question. I have it for moz, but I'm
wondering if there is a chatzilla plugin for firefox-1.5*?
Can't speak for a plugin but, a firefox chatzilla extension exists
at;
https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?application=firef
ox &numpg=10&id=16
Unforch, this installs to the mozilla install, which already had a
chatzilla installed.
When I attempt to access this saved as a local file, firefox tells me
the installation is disabled, and that I should click on edit to fix
this. I have several times, and there is nothing there that looks as
if its has extension installations disabled. Also in firefox, going
directly to the link above, the display is slightly different and
there in no response to the install now button because it isn't a
button in firefox. I can right click and download it however. And
its that download, which when I attempt to load the local copy I've
dl'd, presents me with the above message in the form of a temporary
toolbar containing that text and an edit button that brings up the
prefs editor, this toolbar being shown in one line at the top of the
display space.
So whats the proper procedure? There appears to be enough diffs in
the directory structures the two program use to make it diffcult to
guess where to put the files contained in the chatzilla.xpi.
Or is there indeed not a chatzilla plugin for firefox-1.5*?
What it turns out to have been was an option set false in the
about:config screen. After that it installed just fine. This really
should have been available in the prefs menu, but isn't.
I've never used the extension myself but, do know of it's existence. Did
you by chance read the FAQ/developer's comments? Think I may have seen
something regarding that issue there. Personally, I shy away from IRC
stuff. That extension has a mailing list & you can always contact the
authors also.
taharka
Lexington, Kentucky U.S.A.
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