ok, I added the link to
http://dig.csail.mit.edu/2005/ajar/ajaw/Help.html#Compatibility

I'm not sure what to do about the netscape.security.PrivilegeManager stuff,
but I doubt we'll get to it this release, so I'm deferring it. Anybody who gets
a bright idea is welcome to assign this issue to yourself.

Hi Dan.

The widget is now public and is available from <http://widgets.opera.com/widget/
5053>. Can you link to it from your page?

thanks for the contribution, David. Hm... we should make a note about this from
http://dig.csail.mit.edu/2005/ajar/ajaw/Help.html#Compatibility

Forgot to mention that I'm also hiding the map. It didn't show up, but wouldn't 
work anyway, as the comment in the index.html file says: "Script for Google 
Maps API --WARNING: Only works for dig.csail.mit.edu-originating requests"

By the way, this might not be the right place to post the beneath. In that 
case, sorry.

Hello Tabulator team.

My name is David Håsäther and I'm currently doing a summer internship at Opera 
Software.

I was assigned, by Charles McCathieNevile, to make the Tabulator (v 0.7) work 
as a widget in Opera.

Charles wanted me to write what was needed to make it work in Opera. It wasn't 
much at all really. The main issue was the mapURI function in tabulate.js. 
Since widgets will throw a security violation error when trying to contact 
localhost (as they can make XMLHttpRequest calls to other domains), I'm just 
returning the URI directly if the script is run from an Opera widget: if 
(window.opera && window.widget) return uri;.
Another issue was with the sources_fetch function in rdf/sources.js. The Mac 
version of Opera 9 did, for some reason, not get past the following lines (line 
97-108), so I commented them out in the widget version:

  if (1==1){
    try {
        
netscape.security.PrivilegeManager.enablePrivilege( "UniversalBrowserRead");
        tinfo("Got UniversalBrowserRead");
    } catch(e) {
        alert("(Please see the Tabulator Help!) Failed to get privilege 
UniversalBrowserRead to open "
    +uri+ ", " + e);
    }
  }
  try { 
netscape.security.PrivilegeManager.enablePrivilege( "UniversalXPConnect"); 
  } catch (e) { alert("couldn't get xp connect"); }

And that's it for the JavaScript. There are some other stuff that needs to be 
added to make it work as a widget, e.g. a config XML file and some extra CSS.

There may of course be other bugs that I haven't noticed, but all in all, it 
seems to work pretty fine right now.

Cool project by the way, keep up the good work.