code-diesel
/* PHP & MySQL Journal */
A couple of days back I created a Firefox toolbar for my blog as an experiment in learning XUL. The toolbar is shown below. You can install the same from here.
Now you can create a toolbar for your own blog or site. The source for the toolbar can be downloaded from below after which you can edit the code to suit your site; to help you there is a nice reference for XUL elements here. The idea for the post was inspired by david.
Share this post
|
|
Other related posts
Comment Form
- Subscribe (RSS)
About this blog
This site is a digital habitat of Sameer, a freelance web developer working from Pune.More
Recent Comments
- sameer: My apologies! I'm not conversant with SharePoint. [...]
- avanthi: Is it possible to automate share point people picker control through selenium. When i record throug [...]
- sameer: Check to see if the 'IDE > options > format' is set to HTML. [...]
- sameer: Google strips any newline characters form the text. Although it does accept it with the online trans [...]
- Arjan: Fiddler is a debugging tool for IE (not Microsoft's Fiddler) [...]
- Susan Martin: while creating a test for site, command icons on IDE greyed out and do not respond when selected. I [...]
- Saar: Thanks for this example. helped me a lot. I have 1 problem, I am translating chunks of code, but I [...]
- sameer: You can add extra GET variables in the options array as below: $pager_options = array( 'mode [...]
- nice website pre-launch checklist : http://bit.ly/byQFXf
2010-02-12 - According to TechCrunch, PayPal is blocking personal payments to & form India, tried mine today, lets wait and watch : http://tcrn.ch/d9qIuJ
2010-02-09 - Found out today that Google DNS reflects your DNS changes or new DNS entries faster than your local ISP.
2010-02-08 - Interesting book on search patterns; going to read this weekend : http://searchpatterns.org/
2010-02-03
Users Online
- 9 Users Online
- 8 Guests, 1 Bot
2 Responses
1
Pedro Luz
May 25th, 2009 at 12:55 pm
that’s pretty cool
2
Michael
May 26th, 2009 at 5:59 am
Nice work, and thanks for the source code!!