Hello,
Sorry for the basic question. I just can't find the answer anywhere else.
What I am trying to do is to get the DOM object of the current browsed page whenever mozilla loads a page. Could anyone be kind to tell me what I should do to catch such event and get the DOM object? thanks a lot.
lasco
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you'll have to tell us a little bit about your code... are you writing an XPCOM component that will be installed into a mozilla build? in that case, you might look at nsIWebProgressListener and nsIWebProgress. it allows you to receive a notification when each page finishes loading.
the onStateChange method is passed a nsIWebProgress reference, and from that you can access the DOM window of the corresponding page.
i'm not 100% sure that the DOM window will correspond to the DOM window you are interested in. you might need to look at a child node to find the "DOM object of the current browsed page".
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