> I managed to get the Element form the Document object. The problem now
> is I can't send a click() event on that element like in JavaScript:
>
> document.getElementById(myid).click()
>
> Any ideas?
You need to look into the DOM createEvent and dispatchEvent APIs.
http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-
> Is there a way to get this Document object from a WebView object or
> a WebFrame object?
No. The C++ components of WebCore are not API.
Geoff
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I managed to get the Element form the Document object. The problem now
is I can't send a click() event on that element like in JavaScript:
document.getElementById(myid).click()
Any ideas?
Greets,
Luka
Dne 27.05.2008 (tor) ob 11:52 +0200 je Luka Napotnik zapisal(a):
> Hello again.
>
> Yes DOM s
Hello again.
Yes DOM seem to be the right thing for me. The only problem is I'm using
C/C++ not Objective-C. I've looked into WebCore/dom/Document.h and
that's the thing I need, the getElementById() method. Is there a way to
get this Document object from a WebView object or a WebFrame object?
Gre
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