5.6. Hands On: NoteTaker Dynamic Content
In this section, we'll add some scripts to the NoteTaker Edit dialog box. These scripts will modify the way the XUL document works after the platform displays it. In the process, we'll manipulate several types of objects discussed in this chapter.
5.6.1. Scripting <deck> via the DOM
The first NoteTaker change involves keyword content in the dialog box. This Edit dialog box actually supports two separate panes. Each panel is represented by one of the <toolbarbutton> tags, “Edit” and “Keywords.” We'd like to display the dialog box with one or the other of the panes visible. Because the content of the keyword panel isn't yet decided, we'll just use a placeholder.
To support this two-panel system, we'll use ...
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