On 17.01.12 18:24:50, James Polk wrote:
> okay, Back at the front,...
>
> Let's say we use QWebKit to read an HTML file containing a javascript
> textField...like so:
>
> <html><body>
> <p>
> <form name="thisForm">
> <tr>
> <td>Name:</td> <td><input type=text name="name" id="nameId"
> value="John"></td>
> </tr>
> </form>
> </body></html>
>
> When displayed,..the user types "Mary" into the field, replacing "John".
> Then using a method I, uh...derived...from a related web example...
> We want to "capture" the HTML being displayed and save it out to file....
>
> But,..we need the resulting file to contain the new user input text
> "Mary"...not John...
> so that on subsequent reloads, the HTML textField will display "Mary",etc...
>
> Here's the snippet to cache...
>
> def DoIt(self):
> print "Saving..."
>
> data = self.webview.page().mainFrame().toHtml()
> thisFile = "test.html"
> open(QtCore.QString(thisFile), 'w').write(data)
>
> print "Done!"
>
> However, it saves out "John" instead of "Mary"....
>
> Can anybody offer any solutions to this ?
File a bugreport with Nokia that they DOM-API is broken.
> And/or offer any other suggestions or workarounds to accomplish same ?
You could try evaluateJavaScript("document.innerHTML") or
evaluateJavaScript("document.body.innerHTML") (the latter will not
include the headers and the body-attributes though) to get the HTML
of the page via JS which apparently always works.
Andreas
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