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2009-10-02
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2009-10-02
, 05:15
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noAccess: web sites can never access this property or call this function.
sameOrigin (default): web sites can access this property, but only for pages on the same site. See this document for an explanation of how Mozilla determines whether two pages have the same origin.
allAccess: a web site can access this property within the same site and on any other site.
user_pref("capability.policy.policynames", "tiddywiki");
user_pref("capability.policy.default.javascript.en abled", "sameOrigin");
user_pref("capability.policy.tiddywiki.sites", "http://yourtiddy.com/wiki");
user_pref("capability.policy.tiddywiki.javascript. enabled", "allAccess");
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2009-10-03
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Someone who knows JavaScript or Mozilla configuring better than I do may be able to figure it out from Mozilla's configurable security policies. lbalogh, on this forum, already used that information to selectively disable JavaScript.
I can't use his solution, however, since I want JavaScript enabled for the TiddlyWiki, I just don't want to keep getting these warnings (which show up four times every time I save my TiddlyWiki):
Any help would be greatly appreciated.