Make Firefox Faster by Vacuuming Your Database - Firefox - Lifeh. Beginner’s guide to writing a Firefox extension « dale lane. Last week, I shared my hack for syncing my browsing between my computer and mobile. It’s built around a Firefox extension, so I thought I’d share my notes on how I got it to work. This post is a complete sample for creating a Firefox extension to add a button to the browser toolbar.
When you click on the button, it grabs the URL from the Firefox address bar and does something with it. I’ve gone through each file you need, explaining what it’s for and giving a sample ready for copy-and-pasting. In my browser sync hack it sent the URL to my phone, but for this walkthrough I’m going with something simpler: opening the webpage in Internet Explorer. You can replace that bit of script with something more useful I’m not an expert at this stuff by any means, and I found a lot of useful code snippets on mozilla.org to get me going.
Apart from the Internet Explorer bit itself (which is a little Windows-specific), the rest of this should all work wherever Firefox does. Step 2 – chrome.manifest <? Step by step guide to use ratings with foobar2000 0.9.5 - Hydrog. Step By Step Guide To Use Ratings with Foobar v 9.5 beta 4 I had to find these items in multiple threads so I've tried to pull all of the sections mentioning ratings into just one "how-to" file. Hopefully, this will help people who would like a rating feature in Foobar. All of these steps use the existing features of the most current Foobar beta version with just one additional component "Quick Tagger", which is officially supported by Foobar. Step 1: Get Quick Tagger which is needed to update "Rating" tagDownload: Quick Tagger from add this to the foobar2000 /components directory on your hard drive.
Step 2: Set Up Rating Field for PlayListOpen Foobar Preferences -> Display -> Default User Interface -> Colors And FontsYou will need a Unicode font for this. Open Foobar Preferences -> Display -> Default User Interface -> Playlist ViewUnder Custom Columns, Click "Add New" buttonSet Name To: RatingSet Pattern To: $pad($repeat(★,%rating%), 5,✩) A Silent Strength - Les trackbacks. Introduction Présentation Les trackbacks ont été créés par Benjamin et Mena Trott en Août 2002. Suite à cela, une spécification a été écrite et est disponible sur le site de movabletype. Ce système correspond à du peer-to-peer entre sites web puisque des informations sont échangées sous le protocole HTTP (en méthode POST). Il y aura donc deux serveurs (ou deux sites) qui entreront en communication et qui échangeront des données.
Idée des trackbacks L'idée des trackbacks est de relier des sites web entre eux, ou plus particulièrement des pages de sites web avec d'autres pages d'un autre site web qui ont le même sujet. On va prendre l'exemple de deux blogs : A et B qui parlent d'un sujet C (la LEN par exemple). L'interêt à retenir, c'est que les visiteurs du blog A auront une liste de liens à suivre si le sujet les intéresse.
Exemples Concept datant de 2002, les trackbacks sont aujourd'hui très répandus sur la toile. Côté serveur local Principe Les différents paramètres Envoi des paramètres <? <? <? XForms Essentials. As an example, this section will develop an XForms solution for creating and editing a UBL purchase order. The first step is to define the initial instance data, which is a skeleton XML document that contains the complete structure of the desired final document, but with only initial data. This document serves as a template for newly-created purchase orders, and provides a framework on which to hang the rest of the form. Tip This complete example form is available online at Example 2.1 shows what a UBL purchase order document looks like.
Figure 2.1. Example 2.1. The markup used by UBL seems slightly verbose, but this is necessary to capture all the small variations that occur in the purchase orders used by different organizations. The next step is to create an XForms document that will serve to edit the initial instance data. Example 2.2. <? Example 2.3. The xforms:model element is the container for the entire XForms Model. Example 2.4. <! <! XForms pour les auteurs HTML. Statut du document traduit Ceci est une traduction d'un document du W3C traitant de la transition des formulaires HTML vers les formulaires XForms.
Cependant, il ne s'agit pas de la version officielle en français. Seul le document original en anglais a valeur de référence. On peut l'obtenir à : Avertissement Des erreurs ont pu survenir malgré le soin apporté à ce travail. Notes sur la traduction Certains concepts sont difficiles à rendre en français, ou peuvent bénéficier d'une explication. D'autres expressions intègrent également les versions originales en anglais, qui apparaissent d'une manière ou d'une autre (selon le navigateur), lorsque l'on laisse le pointeur de la souris au-dessus d'elles. Finalement, les liens menant à d'autres documents du W3C déjà traduits sont discrètement doublés vers leur traduction, comme ceci : ex. un lien vf vers un document du W3C.
Archives compressées et autres formats Autres documents traduits. XMLHttpRequest, REST and the Rich User Experience : Paul James. Over the last few years Javascript has come of age. Gone are the inconsistent browser implementations, so not only is CSS mature enough to be used seriously, but so is Javascript. And now with the major browsers all supporting the XMLHttpRequest object, we can create a truely interactive interface to our web applications.
Using a combination of Javascript with the XMLHttpRequest object, a server side language like PHP and REST to do the talking in between, we can add dynamic elements to otherwise clumsy HTML forms. Using the XMLHttpRequest Object XMLHttpRequest is a Microsoft addition to IE5+ that was cloned by the Mozilla Project and now by Apple for Safari and Opera (at the time of writing support in Safari and Opera are new and incomplete, but this should improve with time). Creating and using the object is easy. Function getHTTPObject() { if (typeof XMLHttpRequest ! Note: This is an updated version of my original Javascript as written by Simon Willison. And Now the REST An Example <!