Subj : Re: How execute a "onClick" javascript call ?
To   : netscape.public.mozilla.jseng
From : Ondra Zizka
Date : Sat Nov 27 2004 04:13 pm

1)
function titi() { var i =  "parameters"; return window.open('http://www.mozilla.org?'+i); }
....
<a href = "javascript: window.result = titi();"....>

2) I don't understand what you mean, but generally I wouldn't recommend using eval* functions as it's quite bad prog technique.
You can't force the browser to act like if the user clicked, but if you have something registered, eg. document.onclick =
function(){...}, you can call document.onclick();


"Béatrice Philippe" <netscape.public.mozilla.embedding> píše v diskusním příspěvku news:cmin6h$j1r1@ripley.netscape.com...
| 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.
|
| -- 
| Béatrice Philippe
|
| beatrice.derbez.bd@wanadoo.fr
|
|

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