capture web contents with the qt webkit?

[billconan]

Hello guys,

I want to implement a feature in my program that captures the HTML code under where my mouse clicked. for example, if i loaded a webpage, and then i click my mouse on a picture on that page, i can capture the HTML of that picture: <img src="..." />, and if i press on a video, i can get an <embed ...> tag.

I'm just wondering if i can get this information from the webkit render. given a position on the rendered web page, can the webkit tell me which line of the HTML code was drawn at that place?

I also want to know that if i specify one line of HTML of a web page, can webkits tell me where that line of HTML will be rendered? and what size it would be?

Thank you.

[wysota]

I don't think it is possible directly with WebKit. You'd have to inject some javascript code into WebKit (which is possible) but I don't know if Javascript let's you operate on the DOM tree in a geometrical fashion.

Some things can be done by using QWebFrame::hitTestContent() but I don't see any way to retrieve information about what you actually clicked.

[aamer4yu]

You can check this example on Qt labs. May be it helps you

[billconan]

You can check this example on Qt labs. May be it helps you

thank you, but i guess, i have to look into the webkit feature to have this feature. the editor example is not what i want.