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JEP Toolbars
Erik Vold edited this page May 3, 2013
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It should be possible to create toolbars for browser windows which can have widgets or xul elements added to it.
Toolbars in general merely provide UI real estate for other UI elements like widgets or buttons. The main advantage over a Panel is that multiple toolbars can be active at the same time, and they don't overlap other UI elements.
- Displaying a toolbar with no UI association.
- Associating a Widget to a toolbar.
- Associating a Button to a toolbar.
- Adding Buttons to the toolbar.
- Adding Widgets to the toolbar.
The design would closely match that for Widgets, being 1-many, in other words one instance of a Toolbar
would control multiple XUL elements which implement the toolbar on specific windows.
- options
- id: to define an id to be used for the underlying XUL elements
- position: to set the position to be top or bottom (possibly left and right?)
- appendChild: to add elements on all windows
- on/once/off: for event listening on all windows
- show/hide: to show hide the toolbar in all windows
- destroy: erases the toolbar
- destroy
- show
- hide
const { Widget } = require('sdk/widget');
const { Toolbar } = require('sdk/ui/toolbar');
let toolbar = Toolbar({
id: 'yahoo-search-toolbar'
});
toolbar.appendChild(Widget({
contentURL: "https://yahoo.com/firefox/toolbar.html",
width: "100%"
}));
if (require('self').loadReason == 'install')
toolbar.show(); // shows the toolbar
const { Button } = require('sdk/ui/button');
const { Toolbar } = require('sdk/ui/toolbar');
let toolbar = Toolbar({
id: 'yahoo-button-toolbar'
});
toolbar.appendChild(Button({
image: "https://yahoo.com/firefox/toolbar.png"
}));