Topic: Firefox extension X-Ray
This one is well worth a look for all web developers. A screenshot of what is does can be found here
http://www.post21.co.uk/files/xray.png
Extensions homepage is here
http://www.designmeme.com/xray/
2 2006-01-30 22:57 (edited by Paul 2006-01-31 00:05)
Re: Firefox extension X-Ray
Might want to change the permission of your /files folder there Paul 
EDIT:
Thanks, did it and stuck an index file in there for good measure.
Re: Firefox extension X-Ray
Wow, I really like that!
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Nice catch Paul, Xray is indeed very cool.
When I was installing Xray, I noticed WebDeveloper had gone to 1.0.1
http://chrispederick.com/work/webdeveloper/
2 new things to play with now!
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Paul wrote:
EDIT:
Thanks, did it and stuck an index file in there for good measure.
And thankyou for the preview, I feel so honoured. Excuse my nosiness...
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Elzar wrote:
Paul wrote:EDIT:
Thanks, did it and stuck an index file in there for good measure.And thankyou for the preview, I feel so honoured. Excuse my nosiness...
If you enjoy looking at tinkering about and failed experiments then you are welcome.
Re: Firefox extension X-Ray
Looks like a really usefull tool.
Only the current version does not run on firefox 1.5.0.1
So I will have to wait 
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BugHunter wrote:
Only the current version does not run on firefox 1.5.0.1
Hopefully the follow up here will be soon. I miss this one already...
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CableGuy wrote:
BugHunter wrote:Only the current version does not run on firefox 1.5.0.1
Hopefully the follow up here will be soon. I miss this one already...
Well, as 1.5.0.1 is only a minor update, you may be able to bump the extension.
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10 2006-02-12 18:37 (edited by CableGuy 2006-02-12 18:40)
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CableGuy wrote:
Hopefully the follow up here will be soon. I miss this one already...
I just got an email and this one has been updated for FF 1.5.0.1.
FF X-Ray Update
Mark
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Thanks for that. Update installed without pain.
12 2006-02-12 22:33 (edited by CableGuy 2006-02-12 22:34)
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Paul wrote:
Thanks for that. Update installed without pain.
Since you were the one that pointed X-Ray out to me I guess I'm just returning the favor.
It appears that it is properly checking for updates now as well. The last version didn't do that for me. It always reported a failure when I'd force a search for updates.
Anyhow, your welcome Paul. Glad someone found this useful. I give the Author, Stuart Robertson, credit for promptly notifying those that posted the problem in the blog. A free useful product, AND customer service. Ya gotta love it...
Mark
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Woah, that's a damn nice find! I'm going to go toy with it now..
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