Re: Dynamically reset the DOM?

NSString * scriptPreamble = @"<!-- function cocoacalling(scrObject) { scrObject.Score = 1000; document.write('cocoacalling'); return scrObject.Score;}";

I'm suggesting changing that to

NSString * scriptPreamble = @"<!-- function cocoacalling() {alert('cocoacalling got called'}";

and changing 

result = [wso callWebScriptMethod:@"cocoacalling" withArguments:args];

to

result = [wso callWebScriptMethod:@"cocoacalling" withArguments:nil];

and testing whether the function gets called at all. Is that possible?

You might as well log wso at the time as well, just for sanity's sake.

what confuses me is that using loadRequest:pathForResource: will allow me to get a result, "1000", while inserting a new string with loadHTMLString:baseURL: returns me a result(whether or not I have [wso setValue:scriptObject forKey:@"scrObject"]; in the webView:windowScriptObjectAvailable:. In both cases webView:windowScriptObjectAvailable: are called

Is this a typo? I thought the loadHTMLString case did not return a value.

As for loadRequest, that is indeed strange.

what if I generated scratch files in a temporary directory and reload them with loadRequest:pathForResource: ?

Seems like a reasonable work-around, but I'd prefer to get to the bottom of the problem.

Geoff