From dehstuff at peoplepc.com Fri Jul 13 07:07:01 2007 From: dehstuff at peoplepc.com (DEH) Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2007 10:07:01 -0400 Subject: [Ieview] IEView not accessible Message-ID: IE View does not appear in my Firefox Tools menu, or on the right-click popup menu. I used to have a button on my toolbar, but when I go to customize, there is no IEView button there. I have uninstalled/reinstalled the extension twice. I have also tried IEView Lite, but having the same problem with it. I had to reinstall Windows XP recently...it may have disappeared then. I also recently "upgraded" to IE 7; don't know if that is the issue. I don't have any other new extensions (that I didn't have when IEView worked before). Thanks -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://mozdev.org/pipermail/ieview/attachments/20070713/72ac202e/attachment.html From paul at roub.net Fri Jul 13 08:13:41 2007 From: paul at roub.net (Paul Roub) Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2007 11:13:41 -0400 Subject: [Ieview] IEView not accessible In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: <469796A5.7040705@roub.net> > IE View does not appear in my Firefox Tools menu, or on the right-click > popup menu. I used to have a button on my toolbar, but when I go to > customize, there is no IEView button there. I have > uninstalled/reinstalled the extension twice. I have also tried IEView > Lite, but having the same problem with it. > > I had to reinstall Windows XP recently...it may have disappeared then. > I also recently "upgraded" to IE 7; don't know if that is the issue. I > don't have any other new extensions (that I didn't have when IEView > worked before). > IE 7 is very unlikely to have caused the problem. The fact that you have the same problem with IE View Lite (which is basically a rewrite of IE View, but not the same code) tells me IE View itself is likely not the problem. Is IE View present in the Tools|Add-Ons dialog? If so, is it marked as disabled? -paul From paul at roub.net Fri Jul 13 11:22:06 2007 From: paul at roub.net (Paul Roub) Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2007 14:22:06 -0400 Subject: [Ieview] IEView not accessible In-Reply-To: <469799EF.5@yahoo.com> References: <469796A5.7040705@roub.net> <469799EF.5@yahoo.com> Message-ID: <4697C2CE.9000206@roub.net> The toolbar button would only show up if you added it via the customize toolbar menu. Otherwise, when viewing a page that *can* be reloaded with IE View (that is, *not* about:blank, etc.) -- you should see "Always View this page in IE" in the Tools menu; and when right-clicking the page, or a link, "View this page in IE" or "Open Link Target in IE" should be seen. None of this is there? -paul DEH wrote: > It does appear in the AddOns list and is enabled. That is where I > uninstalled it. I also have tried disabling/enabling it from there, but > still no access. I cannot find any way to activate it (button, menu > item, etc). I used it in the past (before I had to reinstall > everything), but can't seem to get it working again. > > Thanks, > Debbie > > Paul Roub wrote: >>> IE View does not appear in my Firefox Tools menu, or on the right-click >>> popup menu. I used to have a button on my toolbar, but when I go to >>> customize, there is no IEView button there. I have >>> uninstalled/reinstalled the extension twice. I have also tried IEView >>> Lite, but having the same problem with it. >>> >>> I had to reinstall Windows XP recently...it may have disappeared >>> then. I also recently "upgraded" to IE 7; don't know if that is the >>> issue. I >>> don't have any other new extensions (that I didn't have when IEView >>> worked before). >>> >>> >> >> IE 7 is very unlikely to have caused the problem. The fact that you >> have the same problem with IE View Lite (which is basically a rewrite of >> IE View, but not the same code) tells me IE View itself is likely not >> the problem. >> >> Is IE View present in the Tools|Add-Ons dialog? If so, is it marked as >> disabled? >> >> -paul >> >> >> >> >> > From Edward.M.Lott at maf.nasa.gov Mon Jul 30 05:08:20 2007 From: Edward.M.Lott at maf.nasa.gov (Lott, Edward M) Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2007 07:08:20 -0500 Subject: [Ieview] ieview Changing url Message-ID: <482717457324144A862A0C27887E02000542E83D@maflm602.ad.maf.nasa.gov> Firefox is my default browser. I have ieview 1.3.3 installed and set to redirect https://arsweb.msfc.nasa.gov/ to i.e. I have a URL. https://arsweb.msfc.nasa.gov/ncrs.asp?eid=CR-000000002769 in an e-mail. When I paste the URL into i.e. it takes me to the correct login page. When I click on the URL in the e-mail firefox opens, and redirects me to i.e. i.e. then opens the WRONG login page. It apears that the URL is getting changed going from firefox to i.e. Ed. Lott -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://mozdev.org/pipermail/ieview/attachments/20070730/ccc7da96/attachment.html From paul at roub.net Mon Jul 30 07:41:49 2007 From: paul at roub.net (Paul Roub) Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2007 09:41:49 -0500 Subject: [Ieview] ieview Changing url In-Reply-To: <482717457324144A862A0C27887E02000542E83D@maflm602.ad.maf.nasa.gov> References: <482717457324144A862A0C27887E02000542E83D@maflm602.ad.maf.nasa.gov> Message-ID: <46ADF8AD.4090607@roub.net> > Firefox is my default browser. I have ieview 1.3.3 installed and set to > redirect _https://arsweb.msfc.nasa.gov/_ to i.e. I have a URL. > _https://arsweb.msfc.nasa.gov/ncrs.asp?eid=CR-000000002769_ in an > e-mail. When I paste the URL into i.e. it takes me to the correct login > page. When I click on the URL in the e-mail firefox opens, and > redirects me to i.e. i.e. then opens the WRONG login page. It apears > that the URL is getting changed going from firefox to i.e. > This falls under the heading of "things IE View can't control". In a nutshell, here's what happens: 1. You click the email link 2. Firefox is launched with: https://arsweb.msfc.nasa.gov/ncrs.asp?eid=CR-000000002769 3. Firefox sends that request to the web server 4. The web server immediately tells Firefox to load the page at https://arsweb.msfc.nasa.gov/arsys/servlet/ViewFormServlet?form=NCRS-NDC+Change+Request+System&view=webNCRS&server=msbravo 4&eid=CR-000000002769 instead 5. Firefox starts loading *that* page 6. *Now* IE View is told that a page is loading (the new address) 7. That address matches the load-in-IE list, and off we go. Basically, addresses that do immediate redirects to another address will not play well with IE View. Sorry, wish I had a better answer. -paul