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MyASPN >> Mail Archive >> tdk-beta
tdk-beta
RE: [TDK-BETA] Plugin installation
by Vincent Wartelle other posts by this author
Feb 1 2003 1:15PM messages near this date
view in the new Beta List Site
RE: [TDK-BETA] Events ? | [TDK-BETA] how to get prodebug to see a namespace
<snip from an older message> 
>  It's a bit dumb on how it tries to find Netscape/Moz on Windows.
>  We hope to improve this in beta 2.  In any case, if you copy the
>  nptcl30.dll file from $tcl_library/../nptcl3.0/nptcl30.dll to
>  the /path/to/Netscape/Plugins/ directory, it should work.
</snip> 

OK: it works. however, I remark that in Netscape 7,  the main window "."
is assign the whole size of the browser window, rather
than the size it requests for itself after packing components
( test done at http://www.oklin.com/lipsumcolor/lipsumcolor.tcl)
This is not a bug, but the behaviour was not the same on IE6.

Now I have a problem with the plugin on IE6 (Windows XP): 
the same URL used to work, it doesn't work anymore. 

When trying to call this tcl script, a message box shows,
entitled "Error in startup script"
with message: 
    couldn't read file "C:\Documents": no such file or directory.

However it still works with other scripts (demos from 
http://www.tcl.tk/software/plugin/applets.html )

I am puzzled...

V. Wartelle.


>  > - if you don't choose the default "C:\Tcl" location, the directory browser
>  >   starts from "C:\Documents and Settings\Username\Local
>  > Settings\Temp\xxxTMP"
>  
>  Which directory browser are you referring to here?
>  
>  Thanks,
>  
>    Jeff Hobbs                     The Tcl Guy
>    Senior Developer               http://www.ActiveState.com/
>  
>  

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