I don't think there's a good way to transfer the contents of one
WebView to another. Safari uses one WebView per tab; that's probably
the simplest approach to take.
John
On Feb 18, 2008, at 11:32 AM, Leonardo Cassarani wrote:
Hello everyone
I'm rather new to Cocoa and I'm trying to code a single-window
browser using WebKit and the NSDocument system. I gather I must
subclass NSWindowController and override (among others) the
setDocument: method, to "save" the status of the WebView to the
current document, then set the WebView to display the status of the
newly-opened document's own WebView.
However, WebView's class reference documentation doesn't say how to
do this, i.e. "copy" one WebView onto another (if I understand
correctly) so that they both display the same chunk of the same
(cached, I suppose) webpage, with the same data etc.
I assumed (perhaps wrongly) that Safari worked this way as far as
the tabs system is concerned. If not, I'd really appreciate it if
you could point me in the right direction, or just pop in with any
kind of advice.
Thanks a lot
Leonardo Cassarani
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