If i get you correctly, you want to capture clicks on the pag that is
loaded inside the iframe (you have to use an iframe for this)
I really doubt this is possible as it would open up doors to XSS-
Attacks. But i i''m not sure.
If it is possible, i don''t know how ;)
On 27 Sep., 11:20, Peter Szinek
<pe...-1qeOAEHAaE2th3+mQRrSYA@public.gmane.org>
wrote:> Hey all,
>
> I''d like to do the following:
>
> .) Initially I have a page with a form containing a single input field.
> .) I enter an URL into the input field, the page is loaded and placed
> inside a div (or an iframe, or whatever) inside the initial page.
> .) I want to capture user interaction (let''s say only mouse clicks
for
> now) inside the div - e.g. if an user clicks an element, it''s
XPath will
> be written below the initial search box.
>
> I hope it''s clear what I am trying to do. I would need just a high
level
> solution (if it is possible at all - I think it should be). I am using
> jQuery whenever I can - do you think it''s worth switch to
Prototype for
> this stuff?
>
> Cheers,
> Peter
> __http://www.rubyrailways.comhttp://scrubyt.org
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