Re: How to tell Firefox NOT to do DOM-Tree creation
Boris Zbarsky <[email protected]>
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ExtDev wrote: > So after unregistering, the xml documents are loaded but not shown in > the browser or are not loaded at all? XHR will load them. Trying to load them in a browser window will put up a helper app dialog, unless another handler is installed. > Unfortunately I cant find any example how (and with what parameters) > to call UnregisterTypes() from an extension. The code in nsContentDLF is an example, no? It should be pretty straightforward to translate to JS. > Is there a similar way to suppress only the internal XSLT handling? Not that I know of. > Now I need the XSL file. Do I have to parse the XML file and find and > follow (request) the link to the XSL file myself or is there a more > simple way to get the XSLT instructions? If you want to get at the XSL PI in the XML file, yes... You might be able to use nsISAXXMLReader to parse without building a DOM. Not sure whether you could just tell the parser to stop after finding your PI if you're doing that. -Boris