From: Brian G. P. <br...@br...> - 2004-02-23 18:37:40
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Andrew Bolander said: > Thanks for the responses guys. I have been busy and haven't had the time > to follow up on this myself. I found the culprit for this problem, but I > don't know exactly the resoning behind it. The problem in the soupNazi > check. I use Mozilla FireFox, and for some reason the plugin says that > Mozilla can't or shouldn't be able to use this plugin. If I load the page > in IE, i can see GPG in the Options Block. > > Any ideas why GPG can't/shouldn't be used from Mozilla? What exactly is > the purpose of this soupNazi check? The soupNazi code was stolen shamelessly from SquirrelSpell. I use Mozilla FireBird without trouble. I'll have to test FireFox. SoupNazi checks to see if the browser is capable of running Javascript, and turns off the GPG Plugin if the browser isn't compatible. Unfortunately, the GPG Plugin does require Javascript for a bunch of functions (I'd prefer that it didn't, but we needed it for features we felt were essential). We'll test Mozilla FireFox on this end and see if we can resolve the incompatibility in the SoupNazi function, as Mozilla's JS implementation is certainly up to the few JS features the plugin uses. Sorry you're having trouble. Thanks for the detailed troubleshooting.Hopefully, we'll have a patch available soon. Regards, - Brian |