This caused Mozilla (1.5) to hit the webserver and download the configuration
file, which looked like :
Content-type: application/x-javascript-config
with (PrefConfig) {
lockPref("browser.startup.homepage", "http://www.google.com");
lockPref("browser.startup.homepage_override", true);
lockPref("general.config.vendor", "vendor");
lockPref("startup.homepage_override_url", "http://www.google.com");
} // End with prefconfig
No home page change is observed.
Either there is something missing in the documentation, as to how this feature
should be used, or it is simply broken. Lack of this feature is a show
stopper for a large scale deployment.
Hi,
Even though preference is there, I do not think it's working. I have modified
all.js and added
pref("general. config. filename" , "vendor.cfg"); config. vendor" , "vendor"); .global_ config_ url","http:// myserver/ autoconfig. jsc");
pref("general.
pref("autoadmin
This caused Mozilla (1.5) to hit the webserver and download the configuration
file, which looked like :
Content-type: application/ x-javascript- config
with (PrefConfig) { "browser. startup. homepage" , "http:// www.google. com"); "browser. startup. homepage_ override" , true); "general. config. vendor" , "vendor"); "startup. homepage_ override_ url", "http:// www.google. com");
lockPref(
lockPref(
lockPref(
lockPref(
} // End with prefconfig
No home page change is observed.
Either there is something missing in the documentation, as to how this feature
should be used, or it is simply broken. Lack of this feature is a show
stopper for a large scale deployment.