Adam Roben <aroben@...> writes: > > On Jan 6, 2012, at 12:59 PM, Mike Fairlamb wrote: > > > Successfully built and using Windows Webkit build in our application. I am > > trying to implement Event Listeners in C++ to handler the mouse clicks > > events from the loaded page. > > > > I have implemented the SimpleEventListener from WinLauncher and get the > > target element when the mouse is click on the page. > > > > In the handler, I then try and determine what element was click by using > > the code below: > > > > CComPtr<IDOMEventTarget> target = 0; > > HRESULT hr = evt->target(&target); > > > > The return value is E_NOTIMPL, not implemented. > > > > This is not being implemented (obviously ) or I have not built webkit > > correctly and have missed out a chunk of code. > > > > Can anyone shred some light on this problem or do I just keep digging!! > > Many parts of the WebKit COM API are unimplemented. We've basically only implemented what's needed by > Safari and our test tools. Feel free to submit a patch to implement the parts you're interested in! > > -Adam > >
Hi Adam, Ok, can you give some advice/pointers where to look to implement either picking up the target element or just to see what button was pressed (to ignore right mouse click). I do find the lack of information in expand webkit very frustrating. There is no overall plan or how the classes and interface fit together. Any help would be gratefully received. Mike _______________________________________________ webkit-help mailing list [email protected] http://lists.webkit.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/webkit-help
