Yup, that did it. Using the DOM was the way to go. Thanks guys.
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Eddie Aguirre
ed...@markzware.com
On Sep 23, 2009, at 8:19 AM, Jens Alfke wrote:
On Sep 22, 2009, at 5:53 PM, Eddie Aguirre wrote:
getting the data from the WebView through the mainFrame and
dataSource works for the initial contents but not the edited
contents. The dataSource always returns the unedited content.
I've tried editing in the WebView then turning off editing thinking
that this may be needed to push the changes but with no luck.
WebView doesn't have a notion of updating its data source; it's one-
way, like a web browser. If you want to access the current contents,
you'll need to do like a web-app and access the DOM. You need to get
the document's body's innerHTML property.
I don't have example code handy, but I'd try parsing the DOM tree,
which is abstracted by a series of Obj-C WebView classes.
—Jens
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