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XUL Tutorial
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XUL (XML User Interface Language) is Mozilla's XML-based language for building user interfaces of applications like Firefox. The term XUL is sometimes used to refer to the whole Mozilla platform (e.g. XUL applications are applications using XUL and other components of the platform).

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XUL Controls lists some of the common controls provided by XUL.

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XUL Tutorial
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A guided tutorial that will help you get started with XUL, originally from XULPlanet.
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XUL Reference
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XUL elements, attributes, properties, methods, and event handlers.
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XUL Controls
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A quick list of all of the available XUL controls.
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The Joy of XUL
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Describes the key features and components of XUL.
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Menus and Popups Guide
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A guide on using menus and popup panels.
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Template Guide
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A detailed guide on XUL templates, which is a means of generating content from a datasource.
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Drag and Drop
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How to perform drag and drop operations.
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XUL Periodic Table
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This collection of XUL demos used to be available as a web page, but can no longer be viewed in Firefox since support for Remote XUL was disabled.  There is a XULRunner application containing the XUL Periodic Table which can be opened with Gecko based browsers. You can get it here. See: XULRunner_tips#Using_Firefox_3_to_run_XULRunner_applications for instructions on running XULRunner apps in Firefox.
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Changes to XUL
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New XUL features and changes to existing features are included in the Firefox developer release notes.
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This tutorial describes XUL, the XML User-interface Language. This language was created for the Mozilla application and is used to describe its user interface.

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Introduction

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Simple Elements

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The Box Model

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More Layout Elements

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Toolbars and Menus

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Events and Scripts

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Document Object Model

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Trees

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RDF and Templates

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Skins and Locales

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Bindings

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Specialized Window Types

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This XUL tutorial was originally created by Neil Deakin. He has graciously given us permission to use it as part of the MDN.

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এই টিউটোরিয়ালটি XUL (এক্সএমএল ইউজার ইন্টারফেস ভাষা) শেখার একটি গাইড। XUL একটি ক্রস প্ল্যাটফর্ম ভাষা যার সাহায্যে অ্যাপ্লিকেশন ইউজার ইন্টারফেস ব্যখ্যা করা যায়।

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This tutorial will demonstrate creating a simple find file user interface, much like that provided by the Macintosh's Sherlock or the find file dialog in Windows. Note that only the user interface will be created, with only limited functionality. The actual finding of files will not be implemented. A blue line will appear to the left of a paragraph where the find file dialog is being modified. You can follow along by looking for these sections.

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What is XUL and why was it created?

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XUL (pronounced "zool" and rhyming with "cool") was created to make development of the Mozilla browser easier and faster. It is an XML language so all features available to XML are also available to XUL.

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Most applications need to be developed using features of a specific platform making building cross-platform software time-consuming and costly. A number of cross-platform solutions have been developed in the past. Java, for example, has portability as a main selling point. XUL is one such language designed specifically for building portable user interfaces. It takes a long time to build an application even for only one platform. The time required to compile and debug can be lengthy. With XUL, an interface can be implemented and modified quickly and easily.

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XUL has all the advantages of other XML languages. For example XHTML or other XML languages such as MathML or SVG can be inserted within it. Also, text displayed with XUL is easily localizable, which means that it can be translated into other languages with little effort.

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What kinds of user interfaces can be made with XUL?

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XUL provides the ability to create most elements found in modern graphical interfaces. Some elements that can be created are:

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The displayed content can be created from the contents of a XUL file or with data from a datasource. In Mozilla, such datasources include a user's mailbox, their bookmarks and search results. The contents of menus, trees and other elements can be populated with this data, or with your own data supplied in an RDF file.

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There are several ways you can use XUL:

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- In between the other two are applications which are created in the same way as an extension, but they act like a separate application in a separate window. This is used when you don't want to have the larger size of a complete XULRunner application, but don't mind requiring a Mozilla browser to be installed to be able to run the application.
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The first three types all require an installation to be performed on the user's machine. However, these types of applications do not have security restrictions placed on them, so they may access local files and read and write preferences, for example. For extensions, the XUL files and associated scripts and images used by an application would be packaged into a single file and downloaded and installed by the user. Mozilla applications such as Firefox provide an extension manager which allows packages to be installed without having to write a lot of complex code.

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What do I need to know to use this tutorial?

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You should have an understanding of HTML and at least a basic understanding of XML and CSS. Here are some guidelines to keep in mind:

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XUL is supported in Mozilla and browsers that are also based upon on the Gecko engine, such as Netscape 6 or later and Mozilla Firefox. Due to various changes in XUL syntax over time, you will want to get the latest version for the examples to work properly. Most examples should work in Mozilla 1.0 or later. XUL is fairly similar in Firefox and to other browsers, although it has some specific differences such as support for customizable toolbars.

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This tutorial attempts to cover much of XUL's functionality, however, not all features are discussed. Once you are familiar with XUL, you can use the XUL Reference to find out about other features supported by specific elements.

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