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I'm actually working on a add-on for Firefox, in my index.js, I have a pageMod

pageMod.PageMod({
    include: "*.leclercdrive.fr",
    contentScriptFile: blabla
    }
);

I have also set a Menubutton on the Firefox toolbar:
The MenuButton

What I need to do is when the user clicks on the icon, the add-on is turned off, and when another click is performed, the add-on is turned on, and so on...

Actually, I've tried using:

function click(state, isMenu) {
    if (isMenu) {     //isMenu is if the click is performed on the arrow
        myPanel.show({
        position: button
        });
    } else { //click on the icon
        i++;
        if (i = 3) {
             //i++;
             //change include to "*.leclercdrive.fr"
        } else {
             //change include to "*.notexisting.not"
        }
  }
}

With a var i = 1, first click i=2, include = "*.notexisting", second click i=3, back to "*.leclercdrive.fr", i=1 ...

But I can't get it to work.

Makyen
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