Subj : How execute a "onClick" javascript call ?
To   : netscape.public.mozilla.jseng
From : Béatrice Philippe
Date : Sat Nov 06 2004 03:38 pm

Hello !
i read Brendan documentation many times and i'm still asking some questions
:

1) is there any solution to interpret a javascript call without executing
it, and retrieve some
informations after this call ? for example, say we have this following
function:
Function titi() {
var i =  "parameters"
Window.open('http://www.mozilla.org?'+i);
return;
}
and somehere, we have : "<a href = "javascript:titi();"....>
is it possible to call titi() and retrieve the resolved statement
"window.open('http://www.mozilla.org?parameters')" ?

2) what's the best solution to execute a "onClick" ? i tried with
"evaluateString()" method, but Mozilla doesn't seem to be notified of any
change (though my client window changed after evaluating onClick). I can't
retrieve any Dom nor frame tree with nsIWebProgressListener .

Thank you for your help, it's very important.

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Béatrice Philippe

beatrice.derbez.bd@wanadoo.fr

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