on 12/7/05 12:44 PM, Mark Thomas at email@hidden wrote:
> Yes that should work fine with no problems as I do something similar for
> the day job, one thing I would check that WebKit Object you have is top
> level Main View.
It's what I get from HIWebViewGetWebView() -- this is a Carbon app, if that
makes any difference. Since it works ok for everything else I call it with,
I presume it must be alright.
> You will need to add some extra delegates to deal with opening windows and
> alert dialogs, as by default they won't appear until you implement them, as
> on window's system a window.open will open another instance of IE, which is
> not going to happen within your custom WebKit application.
Yeah, I have those, "alert('Hi there!')" and "window.open(yada,yada,yada)"
calls I pass directly work fine. It's just the functions defined in the
loaded HTML page that it can't seem to find. And the functions do seem to be
there, because when I click an HTML button in the loaded page,
feedback(x,y,z) does get called properly and pops up the expected window. So
stands to reason that if it works when called from inside WebKit, I ought to
be able to call it from outside, too. Somehow.
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