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contenteditable

By glazou on Wednesday 7 June 2006, 18:18 - Mozilla - Permalink 

<glazou> ok, I have in hands a complete solution for contenteditable in firefox
<smaug> glazou: oohh :)
<glazou> a bit of c++
<glazou> and the rest is an XPI
<glazou> so if you don't want contenteditable, well don't install it :-)
<glazou> of course, we can move the code from the extension to the core browser so everyone has it
<doron> glazou: how big is the code?
<glazou> doron: enormous
<glazou> roughly 13 lines of C++
<glazou> and two pages of js
<glazou> plus a dash of css
<NeilAway> glazou: I was sold 10 lines ago :-)
<doron> check ... it ... in
<glazou> doron: workin' ... on .... it
<doron> good ... to ... hear
<glazou> that requires a new argument for designmode
<glazou> but that's not a problem
<glazou> we'll use it only internally
<NeilAway> it's not an interface change then?
<doron> nice
<glazou> there is only 1 interface change
<glazou> a new mask in nsPlaintextEditor

Comments

1. On Wednesday 7 June 2006, 10:19 by José Jeria

Nice to hear that Mozilla will join IE, Safari and Opera having this feature :-)

2. On Wednesday 7 June 2006, 10:26 by Erik Arvidsson

Sweet. Will it work like designMode off when it comes to scripting?

3. On Wednesday 7 June 2006, 10:53 by Wladimir Palant

Bug number? :)

At least I don't see anything in bug 237964.

4. On Wednesday 7 June 2006, 11:16 by Janybravo

Could someone please explain more transparently what does this modification mean? I just couldn't get the point out of this converstion. thanks!

5. On Wednesday 7 June 2006, 12:51 by Da Scritch

Nooooon pitié pas nsPlaintextEditor !
Le dernier qui y a touché c'est fait spammer sur son blog par CarInsurance

6. On Thursday 8 June 2006, 01:18 by Ian

Daniel, you will make a lot of people happy with this! (including my collegue who wants to use it in an admin panel in a web site).

I've added a note about this post in the Bugzilla entry for this:
bugzilla.mozilla.org/show...

Do you have any idea if this will make 1.8.1? Or is it 1.9 only?