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Created attachment 198192 [details] picture of what I described When I try to install the beautify plugin from: http://jsbeautifier.org/orion/m6/jsbeautify.html when running the server locally on port 8888: http://localhost:8888/plugin/list.html I get the following error: Error: load timeout for plugin: http://jsbeautifier.org/orion/m6/jsbeautify.html I also tried saving the html locally and installing it from file:///tmp/jsbeautify.html but that didn't work either I am running on Ubuntu 10.04 with Firefox 4.0 The only 'interesting' thing I did with my install was to run on port 8888 (I changed this in the orion.ini file - I'm assuming that's the right way to do this?)
What build of Orion are you using? There have been some incompatible changes to the plugin format since then. I suggest grabbing the plugin from here that matches your orion version: http://mamacdon.github.com/ Boris, are you going to request the jsbeautifier.org guy put up a new version?
I tried: http://mamacdon.github.com/m6/beautify/jsbeautify.html as well as http://mamacdon.github.com/0.2/plugins/beautify/jsbeautify.html and got the same results :( The file I downloaded this morning is: eclipse-orion-0.2M4-linux.gtk.x86.zip. Is there a particular file I should look at that will tell me the version of eclipse orion I am running?
(In reply to comment #2) > The file I downloaded this morning is: eclipse-orion-0.2M4-linux.gtk.x86.zip. > Is there a particular file I should look at that will tell me the version of > eclipse orion I am running? That is an old one! I don't even think we supported plugins in M4! Please try our release candidate: http://download.eclipse.org/e4/orion/drops/S-0.2RC1-201106101640/index.html
(In reply to comment #3) > (In reply to comment #2) > > The file I downloaded this morning is: eclipse-orion-0.2M4-linux.gtk.x86.zip. > > Is there a particular file I should look at that will tell me the version of > > eclipse orion I am running? > > That is an old one! I don't even think we supported plugins in M4! Please try > our release candidate: > > http://download.eclipse.org/e4/orion/drops/S-0.2RC1-201106101640/index.html oops... indeed that is what I had downloaded. I read the date wrong - that's my 'standard' eclipse environment. I downloaded: eclipse-orion-0.2RC1-linux.gtk.x86.zip this morning (which is the one you suggested)
Ok, so the correct one to use is: http://mamacdon.github.com/0.2/plugins/beautify/jsbeautify.html I just tried this with 0.2 RC1 and it worked for me.. Could you open the browser console (F12) and let us know what you see? I wonder if there could be a browser security setting getting in the way..
ok. i'm confused. it's working now. Not sure why... I guess we can close this as unreproducible?
Yes, please reopen if you see it again.
(In reply to comment #1) > Boris, are you going to request the jsbeautifier.org guy put up a new version? I have updated the Orion-related content on jsbeautifier.org. You can go to http://jsbeautifer.org/orion which contains a link back to orionhub.org for installing the plugin. Make sure you are logged in at orionhub.org before you do this or you will run into problems, see bug 349733. Mike, from which page in our wiki did you get the URL to the JSBeautifier plugin?
(In reply to comment #8) > you can go to http://jsbeautifer.org/orion sorry, the correct link is: http://jsbeautifier.org/orion
Created attachment 198214 [details] online help for beautify script
In the online doc (which I found second - see attachment) and in a wiki, which I think is way out of date: http://wiki.eclipse.org/Orion/How_Tos/Installing_A_Plugin
Reopening to fix up the documentation.
Looks like Mark already updated the referenced wiki page. I've updated the documentation (which is generated from another wiki page, http://wiki.eclipse.org/Orion/Documentation/User_Guide/Getting_started). Mike, if you see other things that need fixing, feel free to update the wiki yourself - anyone with an eclipse.org Bugzilla account can edit the wiki after logging in.
