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I had Silverlight version 4 installed before but never got it to work (I don't know if this was before or after my Yosemite update.) (As opposed to a big black square of nothing.) 2) Troubleshooting This should offer a menu and various content, mostly pictures.
#Silverlight installed but not working firefox mac mac os x
To start with, can anyone tell me if this Silverlight test works for them on Mac OS X Yosemite (10.10.1) ? I'm not getting much success at all so far, nor help from the Web.
#Silverlight installed but not working firefox mac update
> detection script (which looks like it was shipped from MS) that breaks in FF3.Īgreed - I think we should get folks to update the detection script.I'm trying to get Silverlight to work on Mac OS X, any browser would do.
> So note that the silverlight plugin does work fine, it's the silverlight > I think we should try to evangelize instead.
> shipping RC1, and that we haven't heard much about this in the past 2.5 years, > There are ways we could fix this, however given that we're just a few days from > Things have worked this way since bug 1156 got fixed in Sep-2005. > which results in nsObjectLoadingContent::EnsureInstantiation returning early > the load, but not yet received any data. > By the time we reach the call to b.IsVersionSupported('1.0') we have started > So the problem is the following lines of code: I should also note that there is nothing silverlight specific going on here, so it's possible that scripts for other plugins break over this too. So note that the silverlight plugin does work fine, it's the silverlight detection script (which looks like it was shipped from MS) that breaks in FF3. There are ways we could fix this, however given that we're just a few days from shipping RC1, and that we haven't heard much about this in the past 2.5 years, I think we should try to evangelize instead. Things have worked this way since bug 1156 got fixed in Sep-2005. So no 'IsVersionSupported' function will exist, and so things fail. That means that mType is eLoading, which results in nsObjectLoadingContent::EnsureInstantiation returning early and thus no plugin is instantiated. So the problem is the following lines of code:īy the time we reach the call to b.IsVersionSupported('1.0') we have started the load, but not yet received any data. Heck it's possible they will be using Silverlight 2.
#Silverlight installed but not working firefox mac plus
Plus we don't know it they will use the Silverlight.js that works or the one that doesn't. It would not be nice if those videos did not work in the recently released FF3 come this August. But with the NBC Olympic site set to use Silverlight for their videos. Changing the UA string to a Firefox UA string instead of a Minefield UA string makes no difference. Jonas who can dig deeper into this? The bottom line is why does using the object tag work in FF2 and not FF3? The embed tag works in both. Also is the plugin returning false in that case from IsVersionSupported or is the function call failing and returning false? Or would that throw an exception if the IsVersionSupported function call failed? But why is the IsVersionSupported returning false when not stepping through the IsInstalled function and returning true when stepping through the function? That's the strangest part. I encountered no exceptions when stepping through the IsInstalled function. So I assume that the IsVersionSupported function return is the reason IsInstalled returns false. But that only happens when I step into the isInstalled function with Firebug. But when I try to step through with Firebug it returns true and the plugin gets loaded but the xaml file is not loaded so the area on the page for the plugin ends up as a white block which uses the silverlight context menu. In the failing case it seems like it returns false. They both call IsVersionSupported on the plugin with 1.0 as the in parameter. The one that works tests loading the plugin with an embed. The difference that seems to count here between the silverlight.js files is the isInstalled function.
It was easy enough to use as a visual studio user. Ok I dove into this some more by trying Firebug(1.1b12) for the first time.
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