Hm... Opera, eh?
I haven't done any testing with that one, unfortunately. Presumably it loads plugins in the same way as browsers like Firefox, so is everything in the appropriate plugins directory for Opera?
The DLL should be able to load resources from the plugins directory with no fuss...
...
Oooh...
EEK!
Does Opera have a directory named Plugins, or does it have its own label?
Looking back at it, ghMain is currently assuming that the plugins directory is called plugins and is in the same directory as the browser's main program.
I'll see what can be done about that... Presumably the fix for that is the same as the installer script I'll have to write, but there may be somewhere in NPAPI that tells my program where it is.
Right now I'm grabbing the path that the plugin has been executed from (or some such thing...) which, unfortunately, is the directory containing mybrowser.exe instead of the plugins directory.
I haven't done any testing with that one, unfortunately. Presumably it loads plugins in the same way as browsers like Firefox, so is everything in the appropriate plugins directory for Opera?
The DLL should be able to load resources from the plugins directory with no fuss...
...
Oooh...
EEK!
Does Opera have a directory named Plugins, or does it have its own label?
Looking back at it, ghMain is currently assuming that the plugins directory is called plugins and is in the same directory as the browser's main program.
I'll see what can be done about that... Presumably the fix for that is the same as the installer script I'll have to write, but there may be somewhere in NPAPI that tells my program where it is.
Right now I'm grabbing the path that the plugin has been executed from (or some such thing...) which, unfortunately, is the directory containing mybrowser.exe instead of the plugins directory.