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ifHTMLWidgetEvent

GetData() As roAssociativeArray

Returns the event data as an associative array with the following key/value pairs:

• [string] reason: The cause of the event, which can be one of the following:
  • "load-started": The HTML widget has started loading a page.
  • "load-finished": The HTML widget completed loading a page.
  • "load-error": The HTML widget failed to load a page. Use the uri key to identify the failing resource and the message key to retrieve some explanatory text.
  • "download-request": The HTML widget instance has received a download request. The Chromium instance does not process download requests for MIME types it doesn't recognize (e.g. PDFs); instead, it passes this event, along with the mime-type and url parameters to the BrightScript autorun for processing.
  • "new-window-request": The HTML widget instance has received a request to open a URI in a new window. This request will normally come from HTML anchors with "target=_blank"/"target=_top" or the JavaScript Window.open() method. The requested URI is specified in the uri parameter.
  • "javascript-dialog": The HTML widget instance has received a JavaScript alert, confirmation, etc.

  • “message” : The message that the JavaScript dialog will display, which will be different for different event types.

  • “default_text” :  If a JavaScript prompt dialog asks the user to enter text, this default text will be displayed in the input field. This field will be empty for other dialog types.

  • “type”: 0 for alert, 1 for confirm, 2 for prompt, 3 for before unload (not yet loaded?)

  • “security_origin”: The security origin of the request

• [string] uri: The URI of the failing resource or new-window request (applicable for reason:"load-error" or reason:"new-window-request")
• [string] message: Explanatory text related to the load failure (applicable for reason:"load-error" only)
• [string] mime-type: The MIME type of the download request (applicable for reason:"download-request" only)
• [string] url: The URL of the download request (applicable for reason:"download-request" only)

BrightScript will respond by calling the following roHtmlWidget acceptdialog(responseasString) and rejectdialog() methods, added in BOS 8.5.15: . See roHtmlWidget#roHtmlWidget.acceptdialog(responseasString) and roHtmlWidget#roHtmlWidget.rejectdialog().

If no response is provided within one second, roHtmlWidget auto rejects the dialog attempt (as if the user has selected the Cancel button in the dialog box). If these APIs are called when there is no dialog request on roHtmlWidget, they have no effect.

Example

The following event loop waits for an HTML widget event. If the event indicates that a PDF download request has been received, the script passes the relevant data to a CreatePdfRenderer() function that is not defined here:

while true
	ev = wait(0, gaa.mp)
	print "=== BS: Received event ";type(ev)
	if type(ev) = "roHtmlWidgetEvent" then
		eventData = ev.GetData()
		if type(eventData) = "roAssociativeArray" and type(eventData.reason) = "roString" then
			if eventData.reason = "load-error" then
				print "=== BS: HTML load error: "; eventData.message
			else if eventData.reason = "load-finished" then
				print "=== BS: Received load finished"
				receivedLoadFinished = true
			else if eventData.reason = "message" then
				' To use this: msgPort.PostBSMessage({text: "my message"});
			else if eventData.reason = "load-started" then
				print "=== BS: Received load started"
			else if eventData.reason = "download-request" then
				print "=== BS: Received a download request"
				if eventData.mime_type = "application/pdf" then
					CreatePdfRenderer("file:///index.html?file=" + eventData.url)
				endif
			else
				print "======= UNHANDLED HTML EVENT ========="
				print eventData.reason
			endif
		else
			print "=== BS: Unknown eventData: "; type(eventData)
		endif
	endif
endwhile