RabidSquirrel.net

[RabidSquirrel]

In case any of you are interested in looking at their code, here is how to get it:

You can view the GMail javascript code by logging in to GMail and doing a view-source. Inside that source you should see a link near the bottom that looks like this:
/gmail?view=page&name=js&ver=9b13d59dd3d703c3

now just add gmail.google.com in front of that and load the page up. After it loads, just do another view-source to see it all. You might want to find a code beautifier like Jalopy to make their JS code more readable.

Although I used one of the many plugins for jEdit to beautify the code. I dont remember which one unfortunately.


Oh and If any of you make any neat discoveries in there, please let me know

[Guest]

function CM_NewMailtoWindow(mailto_url){var url=U_MailtoToComposeURL(mailto_url);Popup(top,url,"");}

???

[RabidSquirrel]

[farmerBob]

I can't get the source, which page do you do the original view source from?

[farmerBob]

nevermind, got it but not by doing a "view source" after login in, that didn't work. The version number isat the bottom ofthe IE status bar.

[farmerBob]

no need for downloading any fancy pretty printer like Jalopy, you can get it done online thanks to: http://www.prettyprinter.de/index.php

It generated roughly 14000 lines (I turned on the option to add comment lines in from of functions and what not, yours could be shorter )