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Re: How to get html's original source code

2007-11-29T16:30:40Z

Turn javascript off.
Robert.

How to get html's original source code

2007-11-21T14:55:55Z

Hi
I wrote a gecko embedded browser.
I load the following page
______________________________
I want to get the original code of the page (like this one, not with
the script executed).
I tried to get it into onStateChange of the nsIWebProgressListener
interface's implementation
with
(nsIWebNavigation)->GetDocumen t(getter_AddRefs(myDomDoc));

problems of porting firefox to arm11-linux-eabi platform

2007-11-12T11:28:44Z

hi,
i am porting firefox to a arm11-linux-eabi platform.
i started with iceweasel source code
iceweasel_2.0.0.6+2.0.0.8.orig .tar.gz. with arm-eabi patches from
openembedded and build-configuration as follows
CC="/opt/crosstool-wimap31/bin /arm-linux-gcc -mfpu=vfp -mfloat-
abi=softfp" \
CXX="/opt/crosstool-wimap31/bi n/arm-linux-g++ -mfpu=vfp -mfloat-

Original HTML loaded by Mozilla Firefox

2007-11-10T12:49:32Z

Hi,
I am trying to get the original HTML that is loaded by Mozilla
Firefox.
I can get the serialized HTML from the top HTML dom node but that is
not the original HTML. This means that the following code does NOT
quite do the trick although it gets close.
nsCOMPtr<nsIDOMSerializer> pSerializer =
do_CreateInstance(NS_XMLSERIAL IZER_CONTRACTID, &rv);

Get the right Thread - c++

2007-10-29T22:05:49Z

Hello,
im interesseting in following topic:
"dll injection to firefox"
But i dont know, which is teh right thread.
is it .dev.apps?
greetz, supersass1

Re: NTLM Cache Clearing

2007-10-20T19:26:10Z

Found the ER for Mozilla: [link]

NTLM Cache Clearing

2007-10-20T18:16:40Z

I'm writing an intranet application using NTLM Authentication. I've
been able to log out IE users via
document.execCommand("ClearAut henticationCache"); which was added to
IE in IE6 SP1. I was wondering if there was a Javascript method (or
any other method!) of clearing the authentication cache or a general

Re: Firefox problems with arm-debian Etch distribution

2007-04-27T12:56:15Z

ah, that's the hitch. Didn't know ARM is a different kind of processor. Thanks
Boris for your reply, which made me (find and) read
[link] -- interesting even if "somewhat
technical" reading.
Best regards,
Tony.

Re: Firefox problems with arm-debian Etch distribution

2007-04-27T08:43:29Z

Unfortunately I don't have any TestXPTCInvoke (it was not in the binary
package), but I have TestGtkEmbed that produces the following output:
new_gtk_browser
menu bar
tool bar
location bar
status bar
and then crashes with:
./run-mozilla.sh: line 131: 620 Segmentation fault "$prog" ${1+"$@"}

Re: Firefox problems with arm-debian Etch distribution

2007-04-27T08:58:16Z

You left out "x86". Those builds will work on "any" x86 Linux (modulo it being
new enough, etc, etc). They will not work on Linux/PPC or Linux/SPARC, or
Linux/MIPS, or Linux/ARM, etc. This becomes very clear when you note that the
directory the "Linux" builds are in on the FTP server is called "linux-i686".

Re: Firefox problems with arm-debian Etch distribution

2007-04-27T08:43:28Z

The versions that can be downloaded at the URLs I gave you above have been
compiled and tested by Mozilla; they are supposed to work out of the box on
any Linux distribution.
If you get IceWeasel 2.0.0.3 from Debian, it may include patches not approved
by Mozilla. Debian is known for having added *destabilizing* modifications to

Re: Firefox problems with arm-debian Etch distribution

2007-04-27T08:06:31Z

Does "./run-mozilla.sh ./TestXPTCInvoke" work? Or are those files
you got binaries that come without tests?
-David

Re: Firefox problems with arm-debian Etch distribution

2007-04-27T07:42:55Z

I took Firefox 1.5.0.4 because it was already compiled and tested on the
ARM platform. I want to avoid compiling myself due to a lack of
performance on the ARM9 system. I tried Firefox 2.0.0.3 from the
arm-debian repository, but it crashes during the loading (see
[link]).

Re: Firefox problems with arm-debian Etch distribution

2007-04-27T06:44:08Z

[...]
Have you tried getting Firefox from Mozilla? 1.5.0.4 is obsolete anyway.
1.5.0.11 (previous release, will be supported for a few months, then dropped):
[link]
2.0.0.3 (current release): [link]
Best regards,
Tony.

Firefox problems with arm-debian Etch distribution

2007-04-26T10:05:27Z

Hi!
I try to execute Firefox under arm-debian Etch. At the moment I have
Firefox 1.5.0.4 from
[link].
The problem is when I start firefox I don't get any window. I use Xming
to connect to arm host. The ps -A shows among others following processes: