firefox-3

This is what I have, which works in IE7, but not in Firefox: @media screen { @import 'screen.css'; } It works outside of the @media block in Firefox: @import 'screen.css'; UPDATE: This works: @media screen { .yui-d3f { border: 1px solid #999; height: 250px; } } What am I missing? Firefox is following the CSS2 specification, while IE is playing fast and loose, as it were. The exact reason is that @import directives must be the first directives after the optional @charset directive. They cannot appear inside of any block. If you want an @import to apply to only one media type, specify that after

I have a simple list of records in an HTML table with a delete link for each row. The delete link shoots off an AJAX post request to a fixed url that looks like: " /delete/record/5 " The AJAX request is created using jquery's .ajax() call with a POST message when running on a server that uses https. This call fails in Firefox 3 on OSX/Windows architectures. It works on all other browsers I've tested (OSX/Windows: Chrome, Safari, IE7.) The requests are coming from an https site and going to the same https site. But I think somewhere during the process the original request starts off as http and

I have the following: console.log (a.time_ago() + ' ' + b.time_ago()); This is breaking in FireFox 3, meaning when FF hits that line in the JS, it goes no further. Strangely if I have Firebug open it doesn't break and continues as normal. Some how firebug prevents this issue? I'm puzzled on this one. Any thoughts as to why console.log would break firefox 3, but not if firebug is open? Thanks This is not just Firefox. Your code will stop working in every browser (except Chrome and safari (in some instances) because they have console.log() built in along with their developer tools.) It is

Can a firefox XPCOM component read and write page content across multiple pages? Scenario: A bunch of local HTML and javascript files. A "Main.html" file opens a window "pluginWindow", and creates a plugin using: netscape.security.PrivilegeManager.enablePrivilege('UniversalXPConnect'); var obj = Components.classes[cid].createInstance(); plugin = obj.QueryInterface(Components.interfaces.IPlugin); plugin.addObserver(handleEvent); The plugin that has 3 methods. IPlugin.Read - Read data from plugin IPlugin.Write - Write data to the plugin IPlugin.addObserver - Add a callback handler for reading.

Hi I want to create sidebar in Firefox 3 but have no clue how to do this. I find tutorial on MDC ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Creating_a_Firefox_sidebar ) but after installation extension do not work with "not compatible with Firefox 3.0.3" error. Does anybody have any tip or link to some resource about how to make sidebar? Well, a Firefox extension, be it a sidebar, toolbar or whatever other type of extension is basically a mix of XUL and Javascript, all packaged nice and tidy into an installer package called an XPI. For an excelent XUL tutorial see http://xulplanet.mozdev.org/tutorials

Mozilla firefox 3.x seems to have a bug when listening to "ondrag" event. The event object doesn't report the position of the object being dragged, clientX, clientY and other screen offsets are all set to zero. This is quite problematic as I wanted to make a proxy element based on the element being dragged and using of course, clientX and clientY to adjust its position. I know that there's cool stuff around such as setDragImage in HTML5 but I want to provide a generic abstraction for native DD between browsers. Faulty code: document.addEventListener('drag', function(e) { console.log(e.clientX)