Qt4-preview-feedback Archive, February 2008
QWebPage could use a findElement() function
Message 1 in thread
Right now, findText() is there to look for specific text, but there's no (at
least no obvious) way to find an element if you know its ID.
Something like this could be useful:
bool QWebPage::findElement(const QString &id) {
return currentFrame()->evaluateJavaScript(
"var element=document.getElementById('" + id.replace("'", "\'") + "');"
"if(element == null) {"
" 0;"
" break;"
"}"
"var y=0;"
"while(element!=null) {"
" y += element.offsetTop;"
" element = element.offsetParent;"
"}"
"window.scrollTo(0, y);"
"1;").toUInt();
}
(there's probably a more elegant way to do it if you modify the QtWebKit code
itself...)
Regards
bero
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