Certainly!
1) put ”liveCode.MyCommand(T.length);" at the end of your JavaScript code.
2) Add ”MyCommand” to the browser widget’s javascriptHandlers (either by script
or in the field for it in the inspector)
3) Add the handler ”on MyCommand pT” to the browser’s script (or your card
script or stack script).
4) Code whatever the handler should do with the value in pT.
”MyCommand” can of course be any name you want, as long as you are consequent
in adding it to the browser widget’s javascriptHandlers and to a script that
can catch it when the javascript sends it back to LiveCode.
WARNING: Do NOT use .length if the value of T is a number. LiveCode then
instantly crashes with no chance to save your changes.
The JavaScript would return ”undefined”, and apparently neither LC9 nor LC10
can handle that at all. I should file a bug report on that.
/Andreas
> 28 juni 2025 kl. 16:07 skrev jbv via use-livecode
> <use-livecode@lists.runrev.com>:
>
> Hi list,
>
> When using a browser widget, I can get the whole code of a
> page displayed in the browser with :
> put the htmlText of widget "Browser" into myHtml
>
> I can also run chunks of javascript inside the browser,
> even if the code isn't there, for instance :
> do "var T=document.getElementsByClassName('xyz');alert(T.length);" in
> widget "Browser"
>
> But can I get some value generated via javascript back
> into the LC script and use it as a variable ?
> For instance in the above example, can I get the T.length
> value in a variable inside the LC script, after the chunk
> of js has ran ?
>
> Thank you in advance.
> jbv
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