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Cmachine · January 07, 2010 6:02 PM

Hi everyone?

Do anybody know how to implement the nsIDOMLoadStatus interface properly??? I need to catch the Loaded attribute. Can it be associated to the nsIDOMEventTarget too? (check GeckoWebBrowser, OnHandleCreated method for reference)

Please describe if possible

Thanks in advance for your time.

KrippZ · January 08, 2010 3:14 AM

Can't you use the DOMContentLoaded event instead, much easier to implement, or do you need the specifics of the other event?

/Cheers

Cmachine · January 08, 2010 9:31 AM

Well, in fact I need to detect the DOMContentLoaded and load event to set some metrics in my application (as detected by firebug for example) http://www.softwareishard.com/blog/fire … e-monitor/.

I tried to implement this event (as referred here http://geckofx.org/viewtopic.php?id=434) without sucess.

Any other ideas?

Thanks in advance

KrippZ · January 11, 2010 4:18 AM

Hi, I glad to help!

Well I've done it this way:

inside GeckoDomEvents.cs add:

Code:

public delegate void GeckoDOMContentLoadedEventHandler(object sender, GeckoDomEventArgs e);

inside GeckoWebBrowser.cs find:

Code:

protected override void OnHandleCreated(EventArgs e)

find

Code:

target.AddEventListener(new nsAString("click"), this, true);

add this

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 target.AddEventListener(new nsAString("DOMContentLoaded"), this, true);

sets the event listner, I found that the DOMContentLoaded gets fired per default, without any interface adding.

find the method

Code:

void nsIDOMEventListener.HandleEvent(nsIDOMEvent e)

add to the switch

Code:

case "DOMContentLoaded": OnDOMContentLoaded(ea = new GeckoDomEventArgs(e)); break;

find the region "public event GeckoDomEventHandler DomSubmit" as you can see I've just copied the structure.
Add the following

Code:

region public event DOMContentLoadedEventHandler DOMContentLoaded
        [Category("DOM Events")]
        public event GeckoDOMContentLoadedEventHandler DOMContentLoaded
        {
            add { this.Events.AddHandler(DOMContentLoadedEvent, value); }
            remove { this.Events.RemoveHandler(DOMContentLoadedEvent, value); }
        }
        private static object DOMContentLoadedEvent = new object();

        protected virtual void OnDOMContentLoaded(GeckoDomEventArgs e)
        {
            if (((GeckoDOMContentLoadedEventHandler)this.Events[DOMContentLoadedEvent]) != null)
                ((GeckoDOMContentLoadedEventHandler)this.Events[DOMContentLoadedEvent])(this, e);
        }
        #endregion

Hope this helps

//Cheers
Krippz

Cmachine · January 11, 2010 9:03 AM

Thank you so much my friend!!!

Best regards

:cool:

TimNZ · January 30, 2010 7:56 PM

Big thanks to KrippZ,

With all your posts, I have managed to hook into all the normal and custom events I need to wrap up the system.

JeffJohnson · February 02, 2010 9:59 AM

I added this to my compile of GeckoFX and it works a treat.

@KrippZ...great work man. It's a fairly simple solution but you have saved me loads of time thus far! Thanks again!!!!!!!!

hex · March 31, 2010 6:50 PM

Does this event fires on AJAX requests ?

I need a way to detect when AJAX loading finishes....

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#1 January 07, 2010 6:02 PM

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