Ajaxterm-0.10 patch for Firefox 3.6

Last night just got an idea for my project to use ajaxenterm for my vps web console and other things that need to be done for. When I testing to use the ajaxenterm, everything is fine for Chrome except Firefox 3.6 that doesn't show the terminal box (I don't have IE to test on this issue :P )

Searching around I found interesting discussion and thanks to open source and the person that made the patch for this issue ( https://bugs.launchpad.net/silva/+bug/512236 )

Download the patch and patch the file immediately :)

bash> patch -p1 sarissa.js.patch

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