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[SOLVED] Firefox sidebars with Javascript


blackcell

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There actually part of Firefox, not the webpage! I was checking that they were what you were actually on about!

 

If you goto 'Tools' -> 'Add-ons' -> 'Get Extensions', then from here look for 'Build Your Own', or look =here, it might not be exactly what your looking for, but your asking in a Javascript forum, so I suppose your not thinking of joining the development team probably using ANSI C and GTK++, if so start by downloading firefox source, develop it then submit for review...

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There is a way to actually run javascript onLoad and when entering a page prompt user to add a particular sidebar in which I can create seperate html documents.  I just can't find it again.

 

I think your wanting a frameset; but this is not just for FF; it's displays in your web page for any browser that supports frames. Check out these examples and see if this is what your looking for:

 

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=framesets&btnG=Google+Search

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No its a standalone sidebar that is not affected by the main page loads.  A friend told me he didn't think that FF supported it because of integrating the sidebars using APIs, but I think it was back in a previous browser's day that I seen it done.  Thanks for the help anyway guys and sorry I was so stubborn and set on the fact that it could be done when it has been outdated with FF.

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