Unfortunately, you generally can't use jQuery to parse an entire page.
You'll have to use Utils.parseRemoteDocument() like so:
Utils.parseRemoteDocument(
PRIBERAMUBIQUITY.priberamUrl + word,
null,
function(document) {
var wordDefinition = jQuery('#lblDlpoDefinicao', document).text();
pblock.innerHTML = "Definition: " + wordDefinition;
},
function() {
pblock.innerHTML = "Error";
}
);
Hope that helps.
- Blair
On Sun, Oct 26, 2008 at 4:00 AM, Edgar Gonçalves
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I'm trying to add a preview message in a dictionary command, by
> fetching a web site and finding a specific id in the DOM tree. This is
> the command I'm using:
>
> getDefinitionPage: function (word, pblock) {
> jQuery.get(PRIBERAMUBIQUITY.priberamUrl + word,
> null,
> function (data) {
> var r = jQuery('lblDlpoDefinicao', data).text();
> CmdUtils.log(data);
> CmdUtils.log(r);
> PRIBERAMUBIQUITY.wordDefinition = r;
> },
> "html"
> );
> },
>
>
>
> My trouble is that, despite having a span with the id
> "lblDlpoDefinicao", the variable 'r' contains an empty string. (I
> tried with .html(), but the result is a null object. I've also tried
> looking for "#lblDlpoDefinicao", with no difference.). What am I doing
> wrong to parse the 'data' variable with jQuery? Using
> jQuery(data).find(id-name) didn't work either. Oh, I'm using the
> Ubiquity v0.1.2.
>
> Thanks in advance for any hint on what I'm doing wrong.
> >
>
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