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Re: Accessing javaScript in iframes via Objective-C



On 30 Jul 07, at 17:08, Dale Jensen wrote:
I'm running into an issue.  Given this code:

	id win = [[theController webView] windowScriptObject];
	[win evaluateWebScript: @"sampleCall();"];

it works fine if "sampleCall();" is on the base HTML page. If I put the javascript function "sampleCall" in an iFrame, however, it doesn't work (never gets called.) Seems like the webView only holds base level js functions, but fiddling with line #1 to try and get something out of a WebFrame object didn't work.

Is it possible to make a call to javascript that's in an iframe? If so, what do I need to change in my code?

My first guess would be that you'll have to dig through the DOM structure, find the iframe object, get its associated WebFrame, and work with that.


If that is unclear or doesn't work, I'd recommend asking on one of the WebKit lists (webcore-dev and webkitsdk-dev look most promising). They're more likely to have an answer.
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