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Has anyone ever encountered in Chrome where event 0x203 (WM_LBUTTONDBLCLK) will never be sent by the browser? Same goes for Safari. FireFox and IE is fine. WM_LBUTTONUP and WM_LBUTTONDOWN is triggered though. I suppose I'll have to emulate this be monitoring the 2 close button downs.

It's hard to tell for sure what is going on from what you've said, but the symbols you're missing are found in the *_PluginAuto project. Sounds like that isn't linking correctly anymore. Rather than add the libraries using vs2012, I recommend you do ... [More] so using cmake and rerun the prep script and see if that helps. It's possible your libraries are in some way incompatible as well. [Less]

Hi, I'm trying to create a NPAPI plugin using Firebreath environment. My goal is to write a plugin to wrap our MediaPlayer engine and eventually create an HTML5 based webapp to play audio/video contents via the plugin. As a part of this activity ... [More] , I loaded the projects of our media framework's into the plugin solution using VS2012 and gave a bunch of library inputs [Less]

As Neil says, if you don't keep track of the object then it will cancel the request. Track it however you want, but you need to keep track of it somewhere. You can look at SimpleStreamsHelper in the codebase as an example of one way of doing it. Richard

Proxies. That's your answer. If you're going to use libcurl instead of using browser streams then you're going to have to deal with getting the proxy information yourself and passing it into libcurl. I have the same problem - except I now have lots of code to handle getting the proxy information from the system automatically. :)

Thanks Neil. I was just searching for an hint about what was the best way, or the most used one, to interact with the executable (As I have to develop both the executable and the plugin). Your method is the best I've found by now, also GTalk plugin works in this way, the only problem is how the manage the possibility that the local port

At this moment we have done this task using WinInet. Thanks Richard Sir :-). Regards, Yoga V

In fact it seems that ATL is no longer part of the Windows 8 DDK or SDK. But I installed the Windows 7.1 Device Kit, only the build environment is required, at by plugin was built successfully. Maybe this will be useful for somebody else.

Hi FireBreath developers, I've been a user of the framework for a while and I'm trying to upgrade my development environment to Windows 8 with Visual Studio Express for Desktop and if necessary Windows 8 DDK and Windows 8 SDK. However, when I try the prep2012 script it aborts saying that the ATL and

Thanks Richard for your suggestion... I will try this and post my solution soon. Sorry for delay response. Regards, Yoga V On Tuesday, April 30, 2013 8:35:44 PM UTC+5:30, Richard Bateman (taxilian) wrote: