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How to make ixEdit work

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I have www.ixedit.com installed on a website to create some jquery code to hide/show form elements.

However it is not working in FF as it says its needs Google Gears to run.

How can I get this working as Google Gears is no longer available?

Thanks

I have www.ixedit.com installed on a website to create some jquery code to hide/show form elements. However it is not working in FF as it says its needs Google Gears to run. How can I get this working as Google Gears is no longer available? Thanks

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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It appears IxEdit is an abandoned product.

Building your own support for Gears in the absence of an official Google release seems like it could be a huge waste of time.

On the other hand, spending a few hours migrating the script from Gears database code to HTML5 database code might be an interesting project. It's GPL-licensed, so you certainly are free to do that. (The source is available on the download page using the uncompressed link.)