millejos
04-25-2007, 10:59 AM
Hi all,
This may not even be possible, but I've been trying to figure out how to use OpenLaszlo in a firefox extension. My idea was to build an interface in openlaszlo and insert the generated dhtml code into a firefox extension. (the extension would insert the interface into certain webpages)
So far I can't get past the Lz.dhtmlEmbedLFC() requirement for laszlo dhtml deployments. :confused: In the extension I'm injecting the required openlaszlo javascript files into the page.
<script src="http://somewhereelse/embed-compressed.js"></script>
doesn't work because some of the javascript runs security-limited commands like window.location. Because of this
Lz.dhtmlEmbedLFC("http://somewhereelse/LFCdhtml.js");
Will not work either. The code for dhtmlEmbedLFC is fairly obfuscated or I might be able to figure out what it is doing, inject LFCdhtml.js into the page using the firefox extension, and call whatever setup commands are being triggered.
Any ideas?
This may not even be possible, but I've been trying to figure out how to use OpenLaszlo in a firefox extension. My idea was to build an interface in openlaszlo and insert the generated dhtml code into a firefox extension. (the extension would insert the interface into certain webpages)
So far I can't get past the Lz.dhtmlEmbedLFC() requirement for laszlo dhtml deployments. :confused: In the extension I'm injecting the required openlaszlo javascript files into the page.
<script src="http://somewhereelse/embed-compressed.js"></script>
doesn't work because some of the javascript runs security-limited commands like window.location. Because of this
Lz.dhtmlEmbedLFC("http://somewhereelse/LFCdhtml.js");
Will not work either. The code for dhtmlEmbedLFC is fairly obfuscated or I might be able to figure out what it is doing, inject LFCdhtml.js into the page using the firefox extension, and call whatever setup commands are being triggered.
Any ideas?