Re: How to detect jump to anchor?
Tomasz Pyra wrote: How to deterimne that what browser will do when OnLocationChange is called? OnStateChange is only called when new page is loading. Right. So you can keep track of whether a page is currently loading via OnStateChange. I could use global loaging_flag what will be set up when OnStateChange will receive STATE_START, and will be cleared when OnStateChange will receive STATE_STOP. But is it safe? It's probably safe if you do it per-listener, not globally. I don't know is OnStateChange with START, is always executed before OnLocationChange. Can you confirm that? Yes. Please file a bug (cc darin, biesi, and me) on the fact that this isn't clearly documented? That's harder (especially since the jump could have been to something other than a "named anchor"). Now I need only to handle named anchors. So you don't care about: Link Target ? -Boris ___ mozilla-embedding mailing list mozilla-embedding@mozilla.org http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-embedding
Re: How to detect jump to anchor?
Boris Zbarsky napisaÅ(a):
Tomasz Pyra wrote:
But how to handle action when user click into link like:
Don't you get an OnLocationChange in this case?
Yes - I can parse URI at OnLocationChange and get the anchor name
('tyt296').
But now I need some information about browser behaviour.
When page is already loaded (anchor used only to jump to another part of
page), I should search in DOM tree for place named 'tyt296', when founded I
can do my actions there.
But when link URL is complete (www.something.com/something.htm#anchor0001),
browser first must complete loading page, after that I can search DOM for
place named 'tyt296'.
How to deterimne that what browser will do when OnLocationChange is called?
OnStateChange is only called when new page is loading.
I need to call my function after DOM is built, so when anchor is used only to
scroll, that function will be called just after user click a anchored link.
When browser need to load new page, then jump to anchor, my function will be
called after page loading and building DOM tree.
I could use global loaging_flag what will be set up when OnStateChange will
receive STATE_START, and will be cleared when OnStateChange will receive
STATE_STOP.
But is it safe?
I don't know is OnStateChange with START, is always executed before
OnLocationChange. Can you confirm that?
That's harder (especially since the jump could have been to something
other than a "named anchor").
Now I need only to handle named anchors.
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Re: How to detect jump to anchor?
Tomasz Pyra wrote: But how to handle action when user click into link like: Don't you get an OnLocationChange in this case? need information about nsIDOMNode what is pointed by that "#tyt296" label. That's harder (especially since the jump could have been to something other than a "named anchor"). -Boris ___ mozilla-embedding mailing list mozilla-embedding@mozilla.org http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-embedding
How to detect jump to anchor?
I am using embedded mozilla-1.7.3. When user click mouse button on regular link, I can receive information about loading new page by ProgressListener. But how to handle action when user click into link like: Browser doing a jump to an anchor, but I need to know about it, and I need information about nsIDOMNode what is pointed by that "#tyt296" label. ___ mozilla-embedding mailing list mozilla-embedding@mozilla.org http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-embedding
