XUL, XBL, JS and DOM

More XUL widgets, anyone?

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I’m thinking we really should have a mozdev project for useful XUL widgets, written in XBL. Somewhat like JSLib, but for XUL

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I’ve put out several widgets before, and I continue to work on new ideas.
Who else wants a bigger toolkit? I’ve got so many ideas, easy to do in XBL, for additional bindings. Who has their own custom widgets to contribute?
P.S. The Open Source Convention is a blast.

4 thoughts on “More XUL widgets, anyone?”

  1. I’ve merged the richlistitem widget with the expander widget for one of my extensions. Someone may want to use that.
    (From Alex: URL’s? E-mail me, and I’ll edit your comment.)

  2. Richard.
    That sound great, do you have it hosted somewhere?
    I think this is definitally something we should be posting to a wiki (KB.mozillazine.org or DevMoz).
    I would love to see a comprehensive list of user created XUL widgents.
    (From Alex: I’m seriously considering having my serverpost.mozdev.org site reorganized and renamed to host XUL widgets in general. Serverpost is good, but it’s a waste of space for one widget.)

  4. The widget is part of my Location Navigator extension. It is hosted at http://urlnav.mozdev.org
    If it was going to be hosted somewhere else, I would need to make it more generic since it has code in it specific to that extension. I’m willing to do that if people are interested though.

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