Hi.
I am planning a multi layered application and trying xulrunner to
display browser elements inside a stack element.
I noticed that browser and iframe elements are always displayed on top
of the other elements.
Is this a bug?
My biggest problem is that I can not make the browser elements transparent.
Is there any way to do this?
I have tried to set the opacity in the style attribute in the browser
element, but this does not works.
If I display an SVG document, the background is always drawn.
How can I make the background fully transparent?
By the way, how can I hide the scroll bars inside the browser?
Thanks
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laca wrote:

I noticed that browser and iframe elements are always displayed on top
of the other elements.
Is this a bug?

Yes, although it is fixed in Mozilla 1.9.

My biggest problem is that I can not make the browser elements transparent.
Is there any way to do this?
I have tried to set the opacity in the style attribute in the browser
element, but this does not works.

Also a fixed bug in Mozilla 1.9, but you also need to set background:
transparent

By the way, how can I hide the scroll bars inside the browser?

overflow: hidden

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Neil Deakin wrote:

laca wrote:

>I noticed that browser and iframe elements are always displayed on top
>of the other elements.
>Is this a bug?

Yes, although it is fixed in Mozilla 1.9.
Thanks. I should have tried it with the new Firefox/SeaMonkey.

>By the way, how can I hide the scroll bars inside the browser?

overflow: hidden

That works.

I have tried setting the scroll position in the browser the following way:

var ("brow");
var
();
// (1,3);
alert (scrollable);
scrollable.SetCurScrollPos(1,100);
alert ("ok");

In xulrunner I have got the scrollable interface, but the function call
does not work, javascript stops. May be I don't know how to call xpcom
functions. In firefox/seamonkey I can not get even the docshell, I get
the following javascript error:

"Error: uncaught exception: Permission denied to create wrapper for
object of class UnnamedClass"

I would also like to use "browser.docShell.SetZoom(10);", what is worked
for svg files from c

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laca wrote:
Neil Deakin wrote:

>laca wrote:
>>
I noticed that browser and iframe elements are always displayed on top
of the other elements.
Is this a bug?
>>
>Yes, although it is fixed in Mozilla 1.9.
Thanks. I should have tried it with the new Firefox/SeaMonkey.

By the way, how can I hide the scroll bars inside the browser?
>>
>overflow: hidden
>>
That works.

I have tried setting the scroll position in the browser the following way:

You should be able to just use the window's scroll functions.

browser.contentWindow.scrollTo(x,y)

Neil

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