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Jimi Hullegård
Hi
Does anyone of you know of a java webbrowser plugin/component that gives me
access to the coordinates of elements in a rendered page?
I want to draw some real time animation on top of an html page, using the
coordinates of some of the links.
Not server side, but client side. And not using javascript or flash. So I'm
thinking either an applet, or a standalone java application with some
broswer plugin that makes it act like a regular browser.
I have tried JRex (http://jrex.mozdev.org/), and according to the API there
is a method that will give the coordinates of an anchor
(http://jrex.mozdev.org/docs/api/org/w3c/dom/html2/HTMLAnchorElement.html)
but that method returns an empty string. I have asked about this in the jrex
news group and mailing list, but no one has answered.
So, does anyone here know how to make JRex give me the coordinates? Or some
other solution or ideas?
Regards
/Jimi
Does anyone of you know of a java webbrowser plugin/component that gives me
access to the coordinates of elements in a rendered page?
I want to draw some real time animation on top of an html page, using the
coordinates of some of the links.
Not server side, but client side. And not using javascript or flash. So I'm
thinking either an applet, or a standalone java application with some
broswer plugin that makes it act like a regular browser.
I have tried JRex (http://jrex.mozdev.org/), and according to the API there
is a method that will give the coordinates of an anchor
(http://jrex.mozdev.org/docs/api/org/w3c/dom/html2/HTMLAnchorElement.html)
but that method returns an empty string. I have asked about this in the jrex
news group and mailing list, but no one has answered.
So, does anyone here know how to make JRex give me the coordinates? Or some
other solution or ideas?
Regards
/Jimi