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K-Meleon Web Browser Forum
(1) the "search for text on the page auto-magically right after it loads" drives me nuts. i try to start typing text into google / login to webmail / etc., but no chance without busting out the mouse or tab, shift-tab. how do i shut that off?
(2) is the re-load to view source a gecko/netscape problem/design decision? i'd prefer to see the source of what's actually on the page, not what's on it the next time it loads.
these are probably both features, and i don't mean to offend anyone, particularly those who value them. however, i did want to get this feedback out there, and i would appreciate anyone who could help me remove feature number one.
i do appreciate the work that has been done paring down mozilla to a snappier size. and i'm thankful that you guys put out a .7 release after hiding an up-to-date k-meleon in cvs for so long.
~jed
i believe setting this pref will take care of the first complaint:
user_pref("accessibility.typeaheadfind", false);
As for prob (2), this totally sucks:
ugly_source {
menu = "Ugly but Current Source";
$javascript_enabled = getpref(BOOL, "javascript.enabled") ;
setpref(BOOL, "javascript.enabled", true) ;
open("javascript: alert(document.body.innerHTML);")
setpref(BOOL, "javascript.enabled", $javascript_enabled) ;
}
..ooo, it sucks. But if it's an emergency..
(place in file macros.cfg .... and tweak menus.cfg to call the crap)
why not... (some people leave out the body tag, plus this way you get the <head>, too)
open("javascript:{ var w=window.open();w.document.write( '<html><textarea rows=\'30\' cols=\'120\'>"+ document.documentElement.innerHTML +"</textarea></html>" ); }
ok, attempt number 2...
open("javascript:window.open().document.write('<html><textarea rows=\'30\'cols=\'120\'>'+document.documentElement.innerHTML.replace(/textarea/gi,'text area')+'</textarea></html>')");
Yep, you rule man!
I couldn't make that work in a macro though, only as bookmarklet.. It seems to work better for me when escaping the ':s (the ..eh.. blipps).
Also, you should close your streams after you're done :-)
ugly_source {
menu = "Ugly but Current Source";
$javascript_enabled = getpref(BOOL, "javascript.enabled") ;
setpref(BOOL, "javascript.enabled", true) ;
open("javascript: (srcdoc=window.open(\'\').document).write(\'<html><textarea rows=\\'30\\'cols=\\'100\\'>\'+document.documentElement.innerHTML.replace(/textarea/gi,\'text area\')+\'</textarea></html>\') ;srcdoc.close();");
setpref(BOOL, "javascript.enabled", $javascript_enabled) ;
}
But it only works with local files, right?
If it's local files that is important for you (you're obviously a developer?), check out the smart source thread[/u] .
And please post the merge here :-))
How do you get this to work non-locally? Security prefs? (Not important, just curious.)
/H
..and if you want to get a hold of the document.documentElement.outerHTML, you have some hints on
http://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/view.phtml/aid/970/fid/126/lang/en
... but why would you want that? I don't know. But a macro for it, stolen from faqts follows anyway.
enable_JS_outerHTML{
open("javascript: var emptyElements = { HR: true, BR: true, IMG: true, INPUT: true }; var specialElements = { TEXTAREA: true }; HTMLElement.prototype.outerHTML getter = function () { return getOuterHTML (this); }; function getOuterHTML (node) { var html = ''; switch (node.nodeType) { case Node.ELEMENT_NODE: html += '<'; html += node.nodeName; if (!specialElements[node.nodeName]) { for (var a = 0; a < node.attributes.length; a++) html += ' ' + node.attributes[a].nodeName.toUpperCase() + '='+'%22'+'' + node.attributes[a].nodeValue + ''+'%22'+''; html += '>'; if (!emptyElements[node.nodeName]) { html += node.innerHTML; html += '<\/' + node.nodeName + '>'; } } else switch (node.nodeName) { case 'TEXTAREA': for (var a = 0; a < node.attributes.length; a++) if (node.attributes[a].nodeName.toLowerCase() != 'value') html += ' ' + node.attributes[a].nodeName.toUpperCase() + '='+'%22'+'' + node.attributes[a].nodeValue + ''+'%22'+''; else var content = node.attributes[a].nodeValue; html += '>'; html += content; html += '<\/' + node.nodeName + '>'; break; } break; case Node.TEXT_NODE: html += node.nodeValue; break; case Node.COMMENT_NODE: html += '<!' + '--' + node.nodeValue + '--' + '>'; break; } return html; } ");
}
Ok, I'm gonna have to stop posting now.
General discussion about K-Meleon
(1) quicksearch (2) re-load to view source
Posted by:
jed s.
Date: December 29, 2002 03:02AM
(1) the "search for text on the page auto-magically right after it loads" drives me nuts. i try to start typing text into google / login to webmail / etc., but no chance without busting out the mouse or tab, shift-tab. how do i shut that off?
(2) is the re-load to view source a gecko/netscape problem/design decision? i'd prefer to see the source of what's actually on the page, not what's on it the next time it loads.
these are probably both features, and i don't mean to offend anyone, particularly those who value them. however, i did want to get this feedback out there, and i would appreciate anyone who could help me remove feature number one.
i do appreciate the work that has been done paring down mozilla to a snappier size. and i'm thankful that you guys put out a .7 release after hiding an up-to-date k-meleon in cvs for so long.
~jed
Re: (1) quicksearch (2) re-load to view source
Posted by:
po
Date: December 29, 2002 07:20AM
i believe setting this pref will take care of the first complaint:
user_pref("accessibility.typeaheadfind", false);
Re: (1) quicksearch (2) re-load to view source
Posted by:
Hugo
Date: December 29, 2002 10:23PM
As for prob (2), this totally sucks:
ugly_source {
menu = "Ugly but Current Source";
$javascript_enabled = getpref(BOOL, "javascript.enabled") ;
setpref(BOOL, "javascript.enabled", true) ;
open("javascript: alert(document.body.innerHTML);")
setpref(BOOL, "javascript.enabled", $javascript_enabled) ;
}
..ooo, it sucks. But if it's an emergency..
(place in file macros.cfg .... and tweak menus.cfg to call the crap)
Re: (1) quicksearch (2) re-load to view source
Posted by:
jed s.
Date: December 29, 2002 11:27PM
why not... (some people leave out the body tag, plus this way you get the <head>, too)
open("javascript:{ var w=window.open();w.document.write( '<html><textarea rows=\'30\' cols=\'120\'>"+ document.documentElement.innerHTML +"</textarea></html>" ); }
Re: (1) quicksearch (2) re-load to view source
Posted by:
jed s.
Date: December 29, 2002 11:52PM
ok, attempt number 2...
open("javascript:window.open().document.write('<html><textarea rows=\'30\'cols=\'120\'>'+document.documentElement.innerHTML.replace(/textarea/gi,'text area')+'</textarea></html>')");
Re: (1) quicksearch (2) re-load to view source
Posted by:
Hugo
Date: December 30, 2002 01:21AM
Yep, you rule man!
I couldn't make that work in a macro though, only as bookmarklet.. It seems to work better for me when escaping the ':s (the ..eh.. blipps).
Also, you should close your streams after you're done :-)
ugly_source {
menu = "Ugly but Current Source";
$javascript_enabled = getpref(BOOL, "javascript.enabled") ;
setpref(BOOL, "javascript.enabled", true) ;
open("javascript: (srcdoc=window.open(\'\').document).write(\'<html><textarea rows=\\'30\\'cols=\\'100\\'>\'+document.documentElement.innerHTML.replace(/textarea/gi,\'text area\')+\'</textarea></html>\') ;srcdoc.close();");
setpref(BOOL, "javascript.enabled", $javascript_enabled) ;
}
But it only works with local files, right?
If it's local files that is important for you (you're obviously a developer?), check out the smart source thread[/u] .
And please post the merge here :-))
How do you get this to work non-locally? Security prefs? (Not important, just curious.)
/H
Re: (1) quicksearch (2) re-load to view source
Posted by:
Hugo
Date: December 30, 2002 01:23AM
Re: (1) quicksearch (2) re-load to view source
Posted by:
Hugo
Date: December 30, 2002 05:32AM
..and if you want to get a hold of the document.documentElement.outerHTML, you have some hints on
http://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/view.phtml/aid/970/fid/126/lang/en
Re: (1) quicksearch (2) re-load to view source
Posted by:
Hugo
Date: December 30, 2002 07:07AM
... but why would you want that? I don't know. But a macro for it, stolen from faqts follows anyway.
enable_JS_outerHTML{
open("javascript: var emptyElements = { HR: true, BR: true, IMG: true, INPUT: true }; var specialElements = { TEXTAREA: true }; HTMLElement.prototype.outerHTML getter = function () { return getOuterHTML (this); }; function getOuterHTML (node) { var html = ''; switch (node.nodeType) { case Node.ELEMENT_NODE: html += '<'; html += node.nodeName; if (!specialElements[node.nodeName]) { for (var a = 0; a < node.attributes.length; a++) html += ' ' + node.attributes[a].nodeName.toUpperCase() + '='+'%22'+'' + node.attributes[a].nodeValue + ''+'%22'+''; html += '>'; if (!emptyElements[node.nodeName]) { html += node.innerHTML; html += '<\/' + node.nodeName + '>'; } } else switch (node.nodeName) { case 'TEXTAREA': for (var a = 0; a < node.attributes.length; a++) if (node.attributes[a].nodeName.toLowerCase() != 'value') html += ' ' + node.attributes[a].nodeName.toUpperCase() + '='+'%22'+'' + node.attributes[a].nodeValue + ''+'%22'+''; else var content = node.attributes[a].nodeValue; html += '>'; html += content; html += '<\/' + node.nodeName + '>'; break; } break; case Node.TEXT_NODE: html += node.nodeValue; break; case Node.COMMENT_NODE: html += '<!' + '--' + node.nodeValue + '--' + '>'; break; } return html; } ");
}
Ok, I'm gonna have to stop posting now.
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