Creating Applications with Mozilla >> 2. Getting Started >> 2.2. Basic XUL Concepts
You have already seen many of XUL's basic features at work. When you load the example in the previous example, the browser identifies it as a XUL file, parses the data, creates a new window and draws the button widget, and executes the function you've defined when the button is clicked.These activities are part of the basic and often transparent interaction between your application files and Mozilla. However, the format of your XUL files, their syntax and namespace, the XUL layout, and the windo
Creating Applications with Mozilla >> 2. Getting Started >> 2.1. Simple XUL Example
Chapter 2. Getting StartedTo help you start creating applications as quickly as possible, this chapter presents two "Hello World" examples that demonstrate the beginning stages of Mozilla application development.The first example is a simple XUL file that is loaded into the browser window. This example is then expanded on by adding additional features to the XUL file, such as imported stylesheets and JavaScript functions. The second "Hello World" example shows how to turn f