Hi,
I tried to address the document in an Iframe with python. But the
object returned by:
my_iframe =
document.getElementById('my_iframe')
has no methods or attributes of the
iframe class.(It has the inherited methods from Node)
Ok it has attributes but they can only
be addressed via:
my_iframe_src =
my_iframe.attributes.item(1).nodeValue # item(0) holds the id
I havn't found a workaround for
methods, yet.
This don't work:
my_iframe.src #__getattr__ error
myiframe.contentDocument #__getattr__
error
document.frames[0] #r__getitem__
error; (frames.item)Attribute item doesn't exist
I tried the same commands in
_javascript_ and they work like intended.
I might try to pass the reference from
inside the iframe through python module object structure, but i would
prefer to understand whats wrong with iframe.
So, did I do anything wrong, or is
iframe realy "broken"/not implemented yet ?
The Xul Element "Label" has the same
problems: Attributes can only be reached through the above backdoor.
(Other elements work like intended in
python)
Bye,
Torsten
