Re: mozilla and acrobat reader

J.O. Aho <[email protected]> wrote:
>[email protected] wrote:
>> I usually compile mozilla from cvs sources.  Acrobat reader does not load
>> in a mozilla window on my system.  What happens is the pdf appears to load
>> fine but in the shell used to launch mozilla I get:
>> Warning: Actions not found: addBookmark, viewBookmark, copy, undefined-key, \ 
>>
>> I am using Acroread 5.0.10 and Mozilla 1.8b


>Using thew same combo myself and it's no problems at all.
>So the question is how do you get your pdf support into mozilla, there are two 
>ways I know of

>  1. Use the "Edit/Preferences.../Navigator/Helper Applications"
>  2. install the nppdf.so into the mozilla plugin directory

Some pages must be able to request whether the pdf pops up outside in acrobat 
or inside a Mozilla frame.  The ones popping up outside seem to work OK.  I have
the nppdf.so file in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins. I also have mozplugger installed.
Thinking that was a conflict I moved mozplugger.so out of the way, but that
hasn't helped. I also removed any references to Netscape or Mozilla from 
.Xdefaults and .Xresources. When I ran Gnome 2.8 the last time gpdf seemed
to work OK in mozilla. Lastly I tried moving the .mozilla directory out of 
the way in my home directory.  

>If case 1, then the Acrobat will be open outside.
>If case 2, the Acrobat will be open inside the browser window.

Does anyone know what generates/controls the 
"Warning: No action proc named..." and 
"Warning: Actions not found:..." messages?

Permissions on nppdf.so :-rwxr-xr-x  1 root root  129076 Feb 18 13:24 nppdf.so

I'll try to completely clean my environment next.

Fred