Hi Florent
-- ?? this is possible to test if the user have the firedocs
installed on
is firefox (like google do with firebug) ?? If yes, it will be cool
to have
a little word about the install for user...
Yes, this is an issue with the firedocs.org site. The fix is to add
the following script to your site:
var installFiredocs = function () {
var anchors = document.getElementsByTagName("a");
for (var i=0; i < anchors.length; i++) {
var anchor = anchors.item(i);
if (anchor.hasAttribute("href") &&
anchor.getAttribute("href").indexOf("firedocs://") == 0 && !
window.firedocsInfo) {
anchor.setAttribute("href", "http://www.unicms.uzh.ch/about/firedocs.html
"); // point to install location
anchor.setAttribute("target", "_blank");
anchor.textContent = "Download Firedocs";
}
}
};
window.addEventListener("load", installFiredocs, false);
In case Firedocs isn't installed, this will rewrite all firedocs://
links to some location of choice. If installed, Firedocs will add the
appropriate event handlers to those links and launch an editing session.
2 - (more important), after install firedocs from the official site,
I clic
on the "tutoriel" page (a translation of the tutorial page). When I
would
like to edit it with firedocs :
-- Firedocs begin to load and few time after I have au pop-up like
that :
--- title : problem opening document
--- content : unsupported content type
--- button : quit editor
You need the Lenya add-on to make it work with Lenya.
HTH
Thomas
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