It appears this plugin can ignore the Firefox preference under Tools - > Options -> Content -> Enable Javascript -> Advanced, Allow JavaScript to "Disable or replace context menus".
Are you aware of this? Is this deliberate? Do you think that's a good idea to take the control away from the user? FWIW from a developer point of view I like the idea of having this much control at my disposal however there's always the possibility Mozilla might tighten up the code governing the above mentioned preference, rendering any site using this plugin compromised functionality wise, wouldn't it? >From a user's viewpoint, don't know it's a great idea. Nefarious websites could re-use your code to exploit people. I understand this is a grey area and I'm not having a go at anyone, just wondering about the topic. pd On Jul 16, 1:05 pm, cdomigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Version r2 of the ContextMenu plugin has been released. > > ContextMenu is a lightweight jQuery plugin that lets you selectively > override the browser's right-click menu with a custom one of your own. > > You can download it here:http://www.trendskitchens.co.nz/jquery/contextmenu/ > > ContextMenu is now truly context-sensitive, allowing you to enable/ > disable individual items depending on the context, or you can choose > dynamically to hide the menu. > > Changes in this version: > * $.contextMenu.defaults() now works correctly > * onContextMenu, onShowMenu callbacks added (thanks Dan G. Switzer, > II) > * drop shadow! > > Plus a few other changes and bug-fixes. > Seehttp://www.trendskitchens.co.nz/jquery/contextmenu/ > for full changelog and documentation. > > r3 is currently in the works with support for nested menus, a much > requested feature :) > > As always comments/bug reports are much appreciated! > > Cheers, > > Chris
