Hi
I've just started to build an opengl gecko plugin and at the begining i found
that
when my app loads as a shared object (.so) with firefox it can't use the GLX
Direct Rendering
extensions and creates an indirect context.
with this error :
freeglut (./roboweb): Unable to create direct context
philippe wrote:
In the mfcEmebed for example, a dialogBox is displayed when you set a
bad adress.
" could not be found.."
I want to catch those errors, and manage them by myself.
You can't, really. There's a bug on that. Right now your choices are either
the dialog or an error page...
Niky Williams wrote:
If this does not continue to work, are you aware of any plans to add a
method to the nsIDOMDocument to get the nsIDOMWindow directly (kinda
like the nsIDOMWindow::GetDocument () to get the nsIDOMDocument)? Or at
least a suitable workaround? Thanks for your time.
Yes, if
So using uBrowser as an example I'm trying to embed mozilla in my
application.
My application just happens to be in .NET already, so I've put the
supporting C++ code into a Managed c++ assembly.
Everything works fine if I use the non-debug of the mozilla libraries
I've built.
If I use the debug lib
I'm writing a Java application that embeds Mozilla-based browser using
JavaXPCOM/Xulrunner. I'm currently trying to make embedded browser print
its contents.
nsIWebBrowser component also implements nsIWebBrowserPrint interface
that can be used for printing. However, it is suitable only when I
I want to catch a loadUri Error.
In the mfcEmebed for example, a dialogBox is displayed when you set a
bad adress.
" could not be found.."
I want to catch those errors, and manage them by myself.
How can I do that
thank's a lot for your help
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Boris Zbarsky wrote:
Zeeshan wrote:
Does anybody here know a simple way of doing this?
QI to nsIDOMDocumentView and get the defaultView... Although it's not
completely guaranteed that this will continue to work, pending some W3C
standardization activity.
-Boris
Boris,
If this does not c
