Re: Mozilla/Firefox Suggestion
Re: Mozilla/Firefox Suggestion
- Subject: Re: Mozilla/Firefox Suggestion
- From: Johnny AppleScript <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 15 Oct 2004 07:54:56 -0600
On 04/10/15 3:29 AM, "Elliotte Harold" <email@hidden> wrote:
> OK. That sounds good. How did you know to use «class pTit» and «class
> curl» there? Where is this documented? What other classes are available?
It's not documented, though it should be under 'Standard Suite'; it's
usually just a basic part of any Mac OS app to be able to run the following
in some form:
tell application "Firefox" to get windows
tell application "Firefox" to get properties of front window
tell application "Firefox" to get properties of window [index number]
Other apps use variations of this; some require the name, some require
'frontmost' instead of 'front', 'document' instead of 'window', and on and
on. It's very frustrating, though, when an app doesn't even have this much,
or worse, when it's broken (like in Adobe GoLive).
> Yes. For instance, how do you get the From header of the current e-mail
> message, the Reply-to header, or any other header value.
Ummm... you got me. The Firefox I have (1.0PR1) has no facility for email,
other then using Web-based email. Are you maybe using the companion email
app, Thunderbird? Or are you using a different app on the Mozilla tree?
> That's the one I'm talking about. In my experience scripts placed in the
> top-level Scripts folder do work in Firefox and Mozilla. However, they
> also show up in other apps where they don't really apply. Scripts placed
> in a special Firefox or Mozilla folder (I've tried a variety of name
> variations) do not appear and are not available in Mozilla/Firefox.
I'm afraid I don't have a good answer for that, other than to suggest using
third party menu additions that you can tell to only appear in Firefox, or
use a keystroke tool to invloke the scripts, or use an Apple Menu
replacement that allows you to install a scripts folder there.
Now, that said, I may not understand what your problem really is. If I place
a script in ~/Library/Scripts/Applications/Firefox/, and I access the script
from the global Scripts Menu while in Firefox, it works just fine. Now,
true, it does not automatically show up in the top level of the menu as it
normally should for the front-most application, but it does appear under
Script Menu -> Applications -> Firefox -> script.scpt
Does that help? Or am I still confused?
Did you get the JavaScript example I sent on a variant of this thread? It
should give you some hints as to how to do a number of things you can't do
with the anemic AS library currently in Firefox.
Cheers -- JA
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