Hi, [I have assumed you are using the Qt code as your previous post was about Qt]
I want to develop an application using webkit, my application in the fact consists to extract the links from a html page.
It is not currently possible as WebKit DOM bits are not exported in Qt but it is planned for Qt 4.5 (http://labs.trolltech.com/forums/topic/31). If you *really* want to try, you will need to look at the code in WebKit/qt/Api/*. Your goal is to get access to a WebCore::Document. After a quick look at the code, I would say that QWebFramePrivate::core(QWebFrame*) is a good candidate (you get a Frame that has a pointer to its Document). Once you get access to the Document, you have several methods: - traverse the DOM and test if the nodes are links (inefficient at least) - use Document::getElementByTagName (the simplest way I would say) - use Node::querySelectorAll (maybe better if you want to query only a portion of the DOM tree)
I am new to WebKit technology. If you have any document for beggening send it for me, please.:,(
The Qt part has a good documentation on the trolltech website (which is also present in the code). For the rest, the code is your friend (it is made to be readable / hackable). Hope it helps, Julien