Is mac set_html working, again?

driven · 4 Dec 2012, 19:57

just re-visiting some old test files and I canuse .set_html(html) to set an local image file, but is it the same as what failed before?
` > html=<<SETHTML

SETHTML
dlg = UI::WebDialog.new("it works again?", true,"img", 90, 90, 150, 150, true, true);
dlg.set_html(html)

dlg.show_modal
true`
is it fixed? or is this different?
my memory is crap
john

thomthom · 5 Dec 2012, 08:44

I'm stuck with old 10.5 atm - which doesn't receive Safari updates.
What Safari version do you have?

.set_html stopped working last year I think. I was suddenly unable to use it to populate a WebDialog with a generated HTML string.

Have you tried an HTML string?

driven · 5 Dec 2012, 16:40

these all work,

html=<<SETHTML
<img src="/Users/johns_iMac/Desktop/400px-Lion_Rampant.png" alt="test image" title="my test1" >
SETHTML
dlg1 = UI;;WebDialog.new("it works again1", true,"img", 250, 250, 150, 150, true);
dlg1.set_html(html)
dlg1.show_modal
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
dlg2 = UI;;WebDialog.new("it works again2", true,"img", 250, 250, 400, 150, true);
dlg2.set_html(%q(<img src="/Users/johns_iMac/Desktop/400px-Lion_Rampant.png" alt="test image" title="my test2" >))
dlg2.show_modal
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

dlg3 = UI;;WebDialog.new("it works again3", true,"img", 250, 250, 650, 150, true);
dlg3.set_html(%Q(<img src="/Users/johns_iMac/Desktop/400px-Lion_Rampant.png" alt="test image" title="my test2" >))
dlg3.show_modal
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
imgPath="/Users/johns_iMac/Desktop/400px-Lion_Rampant.png"
html1=<<SETHTML
<img src=" 
SETHTML
html2=<<SETHTML2
" alt="test image" title="my test1" >
SETHTML2
html=(html1 + imgPath + html2)
dlg4 = UI;;WebDialog.new("it works again4", true,"img", 250, 250, 900, 150, true);
dlg4.set_html(html)
dlg4.show_modal
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
imgPath=(File.expand_path("~/Desktop/400px-Lion_Rampant.png"))
html1=<<SETHTML
<img src=" 
SETHTML
html2=<<SETHTML2
" alt="test image" title="my test1" >
SETHTML2
html=(html1 + imgPath + html2)
dlg5 = UI;;WebDialog.new("it works again5", true,"img", 250, 250, 1150, 150, true);
dlg5.set_html(html)
dlg5.show_modal
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

thomthom · 5 Dec 2012, 17:28

I tried the first example - HTML was injected into the WebDialog, but the image would not display.

When I added file:/// prefix I got the old "Not allowed to load local resource:" error.

driven · 5 Dec 2012, 17:51

maybe it's only fixed on Mountain Lion...
do any of them work; I assume you switched to a local image, no offence intended.
john

thomthom · 5 Dec 2012, 17:59

Yea, I replaced the path to a file on my desktop. I checked it was found by Ruby by File.exist?

What Safari version do you have?
Mine is Versjon 5.0.6 (5533.22.3)

driven · 5 Dec 2012, 18:00

actually, I added file:/// and they still all work, do these or the others run on a pc?

html=<<SETHTML
<img src="file;////Users/johns_iMac/Desktop/400px-Lion_Rampant.png" alt="test image" title="my test1" >
SETHTML
dlg1 = UI;;WebDialog.new("it works again1", true,"img", 250, 250, 150, 150, true);
dlg1.set_html(html)
dlg1.show_modal
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
dlg2 = UI;;WebDialog.new("it works again2", true,"img", 250, 250, 400, 150, true);
dlg2.set_html(%q(<img src="file;////Users/johns_iMac/Desktop/400px-Lion_Rampant.png" alt="test image" title="my test2" >))
dlg2.show_modal
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

dlg3 = UI;;WebDialog.new("it works again3", true,"img", 250, 250, 650, 150, true);
dlg3.set_html(%Q(<img src="file;////Users/johns_iMac/Desktop/400px-Lion_Rampant.png" alt="test image" title="my test2" >))
dlg3.show_modal
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
imgPath="/Users/johns_iMac/Desktop/400px-Lion_Rampant.png"
html1=<<SETHTML
<img src="file;///
SETHTML
html2=<<SETHTML2
" alt="test image" title="my test1" >
SETHTML2
html=(html1 + imgPath + html2)
dlg4 = UI;;WebDialog.new("it works again4", true,"img", 250, 250, 900, 150, true);
dlg4.set_html(html)
dlg4.show_modal
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

imgPath=(File.expand_path("~/Desktop/400px-Lion_Rampant.png"))
html1=<<SETHTML
<img src="file;///
SETHTML
html2=<<SETHTML2
" alt="test image" title="my test1" >
SETHTML2
html=(html1 + imgPath + html2)
dlg5 = UI;;WebDialog.new("it works again5", true,"img", 250, 250, 1150, 150, true);
dlg5.set_html(html)
dlg5.show_modal
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

thomthom · 5 Dec 2012, 18:07

@driven said:

actually, I added file:/// and they still all work, do these or the others run on a pc?

Yes. With and without file:///

driven · 5 Dec 2012, 18:17

@thomthom said:

Yea, I replaced the path to a file on my desktop. I checked it was found by Ruby by File.exist?

What Safari version do you have?
Mine is Versjon 5.0.6 (5533.22.3)

WebDialog is using
%(#004080)[Browser
Unknown Mozilla
Browser Version 5.0
Operating System
Apple OS X
User Agent String Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_8_2) AppleWebKit/536.26.14 (KHTML, like Gecko)]Safari is using
%(#008000)[Browser
Apple Safari
Browser Version 6.0
Operating System
Apple OS X
User Agent String Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_8_2) AppleWebKit/536.26.17 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/6.0.2 Safari/536.26.17]
they are quite different things, as I keep telling people...
easiest way to confirm...

 wwhdlg = UI;;WebDialog.new("wot_works_here", true, "wwh", 739, 641, 50, 50, true);
 wwhdlg.set_url "http://www.findmebyip.com"
 wwhdlg.show_modal
 wwhdlg.navigation_buttons_enabled=true

driven · 5 Dec 2012, 18:28

/AppleWebKit\/([\d.]+)/.exec(navigator.userAgent)

or you can paste this in Web Inspector

thomthom · 5 Dec 2012, 19:41

Browser
Unknown Mozilla
Browser Version 5.0
Operating System
Apple OS X
User Agent String Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_5_8) AppleWebKit/534.50.2 (KHTML, like Gecko)

/AppleWebKit/([\d.]+)/.exec(navigator.userAgent)
["AppleWebKit/534.50.2", "534.50.2"]

Is it a different version in WebDialogs due to compatibility reasons?

driven · 5 Dec 2012, 19:53

Safari is an Application and Apple keeps it ahead by keeping WebCore and WebKit at least one step behind, I test SU things in Safari for 'future proofing' rather then current state, I have a simple browser I built to the Webdialog spec for 'current state' external testing, but it's easiest inside SU with Web Inspector.

I 'think' that if you can update WebKit manually, but I'd need to look it up...
john

thomthom · 5 Dec 2012, 20:08

Well, I was about to just update my OSX - seeing how it's obsolete...

thomthom · 5 Dec 2012, 21:38

I split off the conversation about upgrading OSX to a separate topic: http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=49371&p=443690#p443690

driven · 9 Dec 2012, 21:27

the other part of set_html that was broken, was XMLHttpRequest
here an almost functioning test... at the moment you need to use a link with a full href to get the css etc...
or adding the links to your header might work. Bit odd but works

#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

imgPath=(File.expand_path("~/Desktop/400px-Lion_Rampant.png"))
html1=<<SETHTML
<html>
<head>
<script>
function requestIt() {
    var req = new XMLHttpRequest();
    req.open('GET', 'http://www.sketchup.com/index.html');
    req.onreadystatechange = function (evt) {
          /* readyState 4 indicates the transaction is complete; status 200 indicates "OK" */
          if (req.readyState == 4 && req.status == 200) {
              var log = document.getElementById('log');
              log.innerHTML = req.responseText;
        }

    };
    req.send(null);
}
</script>
<style> body {background; url("file;///#{imgPath}") no-repeat center center fixed;
	-webkit-background-size; cover;}</style>
</head>
<body>
    <button onclick="requestIt();">Click to Request</button>
    <div id="log"></div>
</body>
</html>
SETHTML

html=(html1)
dlg6 = UI;;WebDialog.new("it works again6", true,"img", 850, 850, 150, 450, true);
dlg6.set_html(html)
dlg6.allow_actions_from_host("")
dlg6.navigation_buttons_enabled = true
dlg6.show_modal
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

driven · 13 Dec 2012, 13:34

I nicked this from the other thread, because thought it was appropiate to something I wanted to say...
@thomthom said:

@jolran said:

So doing like that and putting in an image for button like below would work on Mac?

It used to work, then it didn't. Then it might be working for some. But not me.
I wouldn't rely on it.

I agree, for now, for general release plugins, but I like using set_html with Heredoc for simple short scripts, like toolbar buttons.

If your on the 'evil' WebKit version you could use the same basics but write to file the use set_file

I'll dig up the unix call to check webkit version, then a conditional could do either/or
thoughts...
john