Difference between revisions of "Firefox ODFReader extension"
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+ | === ODT to XHTML XSLT === | ||
This plugin requires the use of an XSL file. Currently the author recommends using the XSLT provided by J David Eisenberg: | This plugin requires the use of an XSL file. Currently the author recommends using the XSLT provided by J David Eisenberg: | ||
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+ | * http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=office | ||
+ | === Firefox extension development == | ||
And for Firefox / XUL development, you can check out the book ''Rapid Application Development with Mozilla'' by Nigel McFarlane: | And for Firefox / XUL development, you can check out the book ''Rapid Application Development with Mozilla'' by Nigel McFarlane: | ||
Revision as of 13:55, 24 March 2006
A Mozilla Firefox extension has been proposed by a developer named Talin, according to Mozilla hacker Gervase Markham [1]; since then it has been further modified by Alex Hudson[2], and was hosted in the official Firefox extension repository[3].
Official page for the ODFReader extension:
Mozilla Firefox Extension Add-on page
Contents
Development resources
ODT to XHTML XSLT
This plugin requires the use of an XSL file. Currently the author recommends using the XSLT provided by J David Eisenberg:
Also check out David's book OASIS OpenDocument Essentials
= OASIS Open Document Format for Office Applications
Here you can find the document of OASIS Open Document Format specification v1.0 (the the whole specification is about 600 pages):
- http://bonaveo.net/projects/opendocument/format/
- http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=office
= Firefox extension development
And for Firefox / XUL development, you can check out the book Rapid Application Development with Mozilla by Nigel McFarlane:
Note: It should be noted that Google has already supported viewing SXW format (used by OpenOffice.org 1.x) as HTML through their search engine[4] and G-Mail[5] already.