You need to add it to the document after creating it;
here's an example:
DOMDocument *doc=[frame DOMDocument];
DOMNode *link=[doc createElement:@"a"];
[link
setAttribute:@"href":@"http://www.yoursite.com/";];
DOMNodeList *body=[doc getElementsByTagName:@"body"];
[[body item:0] appendChild:link];
if you want to add script code, say to add a new
function or something, you would need to call
evaluateWebScript instead:
WebScriptObject *scriptObject=[[frame webView]
windowScriptObject];
[scriptObject evaluateWebScript:@"new
Function(.......)"];
--- Michael Hanna <email@hidden> wrote:
> I've tried:
>
> DOMElement *el = [doc createElement:@"SCRIPT"];
> [el setAttribute:@"type" :@"text/javascript"];
>
> but this isn't reflected in the HTML.
>
> How do I do this? I see the class DOMAttr, however
> in DOMCore.h, it's
> not totally clear how to set the name of it. I see
> -setValue: but no -
> setName:
>
> once I do that, do I simply make DOMAttr a child of
> 'el' ?
>
> Michael
>
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