So I'm reading this and it sounds really interesting and all but I'm also scratching my head
asking myself what this popup, IE COM object (client side) discussion has to PHP (server side).
(Apologies if this seems rude. Having another Monday today. ;)
--- Dang Nguyen <dang.nguyen@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using PHP 5.0.4 and using Internet Explorer COM object to access a
> website. From that website, my script clicks on a few links, for testing
> purposes. A few of the links popup a new browser window, so I need a way to
> verify that the link does open a new popup and also the URL, title, content,
> or something that verifies the popup destination is what I expect it to be.
>
> I've found some material about using com_event_sink and tried implementing
> it, but it seems to hang the browser and the script exceeds the
> max_execution_time. Below is a code snippet:
>
> class IEEventSinker {
> var $terminated = false;
> var $newWindowOpened = false;
>
> function NewWindow2 ($ppDisp, $Cancel=true) {
> $this->newWindowOpened = true;
> echo "<p>New Window event was fired.";
> }
>
> function OnQuit() {
> echo "Quit!\n";
> $this->terminated = true;
> }
> }
>
> // the sinker that will capture IE events
> $sink =& new IEEventSinker();
> com_event_sink($myIE->ie, $sink, "DWebBrowserEvents2");
>
> try {
> // $myIE is a class that instantiates the IE COM object, and clicklinkIE
> performs the mouseclick on the web page
>
> $linkResult = $myIE->clicklinkIE($links['name']);
> while($targetIsPopup && !$sink->newWindowOpened) {
> com_message_pump(4000);
> }
>
> $myIE->wait_while_busy();
> // script continues on
>
>
> Can someone suggest a way to accomplish what I've described above? Examples
> would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Dang Nguyen
>
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