HELP setting up a SU code editor

[chrisglasier]

This relates to FireBugLite.

Can anyone tell me why this happens:

and how to change what so I can see the code.

Thanks

[Dan Rathbun]

@Chris: Do you have nsetWebDialog.set_full_security= true or false ??
(It defaults to false if you don't explicitly set it.)

[Dan Rathbun]

@Chris: In your webpage for nset, it would easier if you assign an ID to the SCRIPT element(s) that load the external javascript files.

%(#804000)[<SCRIPT ID='nset_core_js' LINK='..path../core.js'>]

Then in Firebug Lite, try inspecting by ID. Enter the ID name in the inspect control box. If that doesn't work, try entering:
document.getElementById('nset_core_js')

[Dan Rathbun]

Firebug page(s) to bookmark:
http://getfirebug.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

http://getfirebug.com/wiki/index.php/Firebug_Lite

Forum - Google Groups [EDIT-Added]
http://groups.google.com/group/firebug

[Dan Rathbun]

@chrisglasier said:

Can anyone tell me why this happens:

@unknownuser said:

Access to restricted URI denied

I suspect what's happening, is MSIE copies the code into the "Temporary Internet Files" folder, which is usually a Restricted Sites Zone (security-wise.) I've tried (in the past,) to add a specific local folder to my "Trusted Sites Zone" but MSIE refuses.

[chrisglasier]

@dan rathbun said:

... but MSIE refuses.

Thanks for all your suggestions, which I tried ... but as you said MSIE refuses. No FireBugLite at the end of the tunnel.

Thanks again.

[Dan Rathbun]

@dan rathbun said:

@chrisglasier said:

Can anyone tell me why this happens:

@unknownuser said:

Access to restricted URI denied

I suspect what's happening, is MSIE copies the code into the "Temporary Internet Files" folder, which is usually a Restricted Sites Zone (security-wise.) I've tried (in the past,) to add a specific local folder to my "Trusted Sites Zone" but MSIE refuses.

@Chris !!

I think I was always trying the wrong thing! I was supposed to be adding the local folder to the LIZ ("Local Intranet Zone".)
I stumbled upon this paper:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb250483(v=VS.85).aspx

So retry, go to Internet Options > Security (tab)
Hilight "Local intranet", click the "Sites" button.
On the "Local Intranet" dialog, click the "Advanced" button.
See if the folder (beginning "file://") to your JS code is in the "Websites:" list, if not, add it.

See if that helps FirebugLite find your JS scripts.

[chrisglasier]

Thanks Dan I will try that and let you know (I'm at GMT + 8 btw)

[chrisglasier]

Here's what I got in IE:

and still access denied in FireBugLite

So I don't know

[Chelmite]

I did a search on the aptana site for "sketchup" and didn't find anything.
Are there any installation instructions on how to pair up aptana and sketchup?

@thomthom said:

That's an interesting article.

@unknownuser said:

You can download Aptana Studio and RadRails, but the installation process is long and complicated. Besides, if you just want a Ruby editor, downloading a 30-day evaluation version of the gigantic Aptana Studio isn't worth it.

Complicated installation process? And the thing is free. http://www.aptana.org/

Anyway - are you able to set breakpoints etc in SU plugin scripts and run them from Eclipse?