You can't restore a page from only the serialized DOM.
The CachedPage class may help.
I have looked at CachedPage.h, but I don't see any method to
serialize the cached page to files and then de-serialize it later.
Can you please tell me how can I do that with cached page?
I'm not sure CachedP
Hi Ashish,
I have a requirement to create a MarkUp(HTML) to PDF generator. The
mentioned component is to be deployed as a java class API for a cloud
computing service on Linux platform.
I want to use WebKit for my HTML /MarkUp rendering and then use that
rendered output to convert to PDF.
While this is not a perfect solution, a common technique is to call
(from onload) a DOM method like offsetHeight that forces layout to
run. That way the bulk of the work required to paint is forced to
happen before the benchmark considers the page load complete.
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> This still omits the cost o
Would you be willing elaborate on why you want this?
Of course; I would like it for benchmarking page rendering
times--something I believe would be possible with Web Inspector, but I'm
after a cross-browser way of achieving it.
At the moment I have a benchmark that uses the onLoad event to m
Hi all,
Firstly, apologies if this should be directed at webkit-help, rather
than webkit-dev, but it seems pertinent to the internals of WebKit.
I'm interested in detecting that a page has finished painting via
JavaScript; something like Mozilla have implemented in Firefox via the
mozAfterPa
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