Here really not , the plugin is loaded sucessfully, and I can see the window whith the list of all marks, but I cannot open any file by simply click on his link. Firefox3 seems to behave different with url-handlers
did you do something to get it working?
Hey, i really love your work on this, i’m excited to get this to fully work with my machine, although we get the same bug, wherein firefox doesn’t handle the gedit://.. requests.
I’m using ubuntu 8.04
please email me when you (or someone) gets this to work on 8.04, thanks!
ok. but just if someone…. the last entire month, I’ve tested the jEdit, it is a very cool IDE written in Java, and worked like a charm to me…I will post something about that soon.
Give a try by yourself, I recommend the last version on their site, but that distributed with ubuntu is pretty cool.
I also recommend to use the sun-java6-jre instead of openjdk, with the second one some ghost windows appeared
in my screen when using jEdit
The plugin seems to be working in Ubuntu 8.04 now
Here really not
, the plugin is loaded sucessfully, and I can see the window whith the list of all marks, but I cannot open any file by simply click on his link. Firefox3 seems to behave different with url-handlers
did you do something to get it working?
Hey, i really love your work on this, i’m excited to get this to fully work with my machine, although we get the same bug, wherein firefox doesn’t handle the gedit://.. requests.
I’m using ubuntu 8.04
please email me when you (or someone) gets this to work on 8.04, thanks!
ok. but just if someone…. the last entire month, I’ve tested the jEdit, it is a very cool IDE written in Java, and worked like a charm to me…I will post something about that soon.
Give a try by yourself, I recommend the last version on their site, but that distributed with ubuntu is pretty cool.
I also recommend to use the sun-java6-jre instead of openjdk, with the second one some ghost windows appeared
in my screen when using jEdit
http://www.jedit.org/
To make it work in ubuntu 8.04, you need to edit the __init__.py of the plugins like this:
(at line 171 insert this line of code)
gtkmozembed.set_comp_path(”/usr/lib/firefox-3.0″)
so it will looks like this
…
if self.todo_window:
self.todo_window.show()
self.todo_window.grab_focus()
else:
gtkmozembed.set_comp_path(”/usr/lib/firefox-3.0″)
self.moz = gtkmozembed.MozEmbed()
self.todo_window = gtk.Window()
…
it should work now.
Firmansyah, Thank you for the tip, I will try this out ASAP.