From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows 98; Q312461) BuildID: 2002052306 Where I work we have several internal CD-ROM databases. By using a webpage staff or patrons can select the database. We are using a program called CDUSER to make the necessary connections. It currently works fine with Netscape 4.79 but we would like to move to Mozilla. So on a test machine I installed Mozilla 1.0 RC3. I am running Windows 98 SE. I went to the Preferences, Navigator and Helper Applications. I select New Type. For Description of Type I put in CDAPP8, For the File Extension I put cd8, For MIME Type I put in application/cd8 and for Application to Use I put in t:\apps\cdnet32 \cduser.exe /F "t:\apps\cdnet32\public.mdb" /N "CDAPP8" In order for this all to work I also created a TXT file called CDAPP8.CD8. When I click on the link for CDAPP8 nothing happens. Under Netscape the first time it was launched it would ask if I want to open the file or save it to disk. I would just tell it to open the file and select the box to do it everytime and then it would run the program. Also I can not delete the entry I created in the Helper Applications section. The buttons on the right hand side disappear when I select the entry. It appears the entry is so long that it moves the buttons to the right. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: See Above. Actual Results: See Above. Expected Results: Clicking on the link should have launched the CD-ROM database application.

I'm marking this as a dupe of bug 57420 since, based on your description, you're defining a helper application with command line switches and nothing is happening - same symptoms as that bug. Note that the workaround in that bug is to call a shell script (or batch file) that, itself, runs the full command. (If you determine your problem to actually be different, you can re-open this one.) The "buttons to the right" problem is bug 146756. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 57420 ***

I edited the Application string to t:\apps\cdnet32\cduser.exe and tried to click on the link and it did nothing. I also tried to create a batch file to execute the full command and that didn't do anything either.

Okay. Can't immediately dupe (or confirm) this bug, but the severity should not be marked as Blocker. (Click on "Severity" for guidelines.) Reducing to Normal. Additional bugs to look at with a quick "helper app" query of Bugzilla: bug 148995 (despite the extension, the server may be "serving" text/plain) bug 58667 (although this won't be the cause, it indicates you won't get debugging)

"So on a test machine I installed Mozilla 1.0 RC3" Was this reproroducable on a Mozilla 1.7 machine?

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