Instead of going that low-level, try this:
Given an nsIWebBrowser, use GetContentDOMWindow to get an nsIDOMWindow.
From that, use GetDocument to get an nsIDOMDocument.
-Conrad
Mark Schmidt wrote:
> Hey all,
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> Is it possible to get the JSRuntime pointer while embedding?
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> In a nut shell, I want to add some elements to the DOM but I want to add it
> to the current JSRuntime (or JSContext*??) of the embedded mozilla instance.
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> Sorry if I'm mangling up the terminology. Is there a better way? Am I
> saying it correctly?
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> Thanks,
> Mark
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