How can I activate an item in the toolbar from javascript as if the
user had clicked on that item?
Thanks in advance
user had clicked on that item?
Thanks in advance
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Re: Activating toolbar item from javascript
DanaBulpett@gma il.com wrote:Which toolbar?How can I activate an item in the toolbar from javascript as if the
user had clicked on that item?
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Re: Activating toolbar item from javascript
On Nov 2, 7:24 pm, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn <PointedE...@we b.de>
wrote:The "Check" (spell check) item in the google toolbar.DanaBulp...@gma il.com wrote:>How can I activate an item in the toolbar from javascript as if the
user had clicked on that item?
Which toolbar?
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Re: Activating toolbar item from javascript
DanaBulpett@gma il.com wrote:I presume it is not generally possible (so it would not be a question ofThomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:>>DanaBulp...@gm ail.com wrote:>Which toolbar?>>How can I activate an item in the toolbar from javascript as if the
>>user had clicked on that item?
>[...]
The "Check" (spell check) item in the google toolbar.
how) since extensions like these usually run outside of the sandbox while
user code runs within. The Google Toolbar API documentation also provides
no information to that end, so it would appear you can only try and UTSL.
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