I am loading a webpage which has lots of flash/gif elements embedded within object tags. I can see those elements in my browser, but I cannot reach them in HtmlUnit.

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I am loading a webpage which has lots of flash/gif elements embedded within object tags. I can see those elements in my browser, but I cannot reach them in HtmlUnit. 


waitForBackgroundJavaScript() doesn't help either.

Anyone had the same problem before? Thanks!!




Assuming in your CCB the root node is a CCNode (A) and you add a child CCSprite (B) to it, then:


if specified, the custom class of node A must be a subclass of CCNode
if specified, the custom class of node B must be a subclass of CCSprite


Regarding the variable assignment:


the variable of node A should be empty (at best it will create a reference to itself)
if needed, the variable of node B should be set to "doc root" and given a legal ObjC variable name (ie _nodeB)


Now when you set the custom var of node B and it is set to "doc root", you must add a correspondingly named property or ivar to the custom class for node A. Which means node A must have a custom class for "doc root" variables to work. Let's name it CustomClassA:


Assuming you made node B use a custom class (inherited from CCSprite) you can also specify the custom class:


And add #import CCSpriteCustomClassB.h to the implementation file of CustomClassA.

Note that variable assignment does work without using a custom class in the node where you enter the variable name, but the root node must use a custom class for variable assignment to work.

PS: I'm not entirely clear on the "owner" variable setting. Normally owner will be nil, it's only non-nil when you specify it in code using CCBReader's load:owner: method. This serves some purpose but I haven't found and can't think of a use case for it at the moment.

        

            

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