Fwd: [Mozile] New to Mozile - attempting javascript integration

> All,
>
> some information on how to integrate Mozile with Orbeon Forms from James
> Overton. Thought you might be interested.
>
> I'll keep whacking at this.
>
> Henrik
>
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> From: *James A. Overton* <[hidden email] <mailto:[hidden email]>>
> Date: Nov 22, 2006 3:06 PM
> Subject: Re: [Mozile] New to Mozile - attempting javascript integration
> To: Mozile <[hidden email] <mailto:[hidden email]>>
>
> Hi Henrik,
>
> I'm happy to help you get Mozile working with your system.
>
> I hadn't heard of Orbeon before now. It looks like an interesting
> project. I expect that it will be possible to make it work with
> Mozile, although it will take a bit of work.
>
> Mozile makes changes directly to the page using standard DOM methods.
> The mozile.save module just provides some tools for cleaning up the
> DOM, removing changes that Mozile has made, and returning a string
> version of the content.
>
> Yes, there is one Mozile instance for the whole page, although
> multiple areas of the page may be editable.
>
> I've looked at the /ops/ops/javascript/xhtml.js file that is loaded
> in the Orberon HTMLArea demo (http://www.orbeon.com/ops/goto-example/
> xforms-html-area). There are only a few mentions of FCKeditorAPI in
> that file, and the trick will be to replace that functionality. You
> will probably want to use your own modified version of the xhtml.js
> file.
>
> Here is what you need to do (in broad strokes):
> 1. Get Mozile into the page (as described in the Mozile README)
> 2. Load the data into the target DIV
> 3. Attach replacements for ORBEON.xforms.Events.focus and
> ORBEON.xforms.Events.blur.
> 4. Tell Mozile to start editing the target DIV
>
> For (2) you can load the data into the target DIV by using innerHTML
> or an equivalent.
>
> For (3) key is ORBEON.xforms.Events.blur, which stores the value of
> the FCKEditor, like this:
> var editorInstance = FCKeditorAPI.GetInstance(target.name
> <http://target.name>);
> target.value = editorInstance.GetXHTML();
> xformsValueChanged(target, null);
> You can get the "value" out of Mozile using mozile.save.getContent(),
> so this should work.
> target.value = mozile.save.getContent () ;
> xformsValueChanged(target, null);
>
> The other thing is that Mozile doesn't fire "focus" and "blur" events
> like FCKEditor does. This isn't a hard thing to do, the question is
> whether you really want to store the editor's content on blur, or at
> some other time. You could create a trivial mozile.save.Module (like
> mozile.dave.display) which just has these two lines, and will be run
> when the user presses the "save" button.
>
> I'm sure that doesn't answer all your questions. But it should give
> you an idea of how to solve your problems, and you can ask more
> specific question either here or in IRC (irc://irc.freenode.net/
> #mozile).
>
> James
>
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