/// <summary>
/// Before calling this, ConfigurationData has to be loaded. E.g., by running ShowConfigurationDialog()
/// </summary>
/// <param name="bookPath"></param>
public void ConfigureBook(string bookPath)
{
/* setup jquery in chrome console (first open a local file):
* script = document.createElement("script");
script.setAttribute("src", "http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.2/jquery.min.js");
*
* Other snippets
*
* document.body.appendChild(script);
*
* alert(jQuery.parseJSON('{\"message\": \"triscuit\"}').message)
*
*
* alert($().jquery)
*/
var dom = XmlHtmlConverter.GetXmlDomFromHtmlFile(bookPath, false);
XmlHtmlConverter.MakeXmlishTagsSafeForInterpretationAsHtml(dom);
XmlHtmlConverter.SaveDOMAsHtml5(dom, bookPath);
var b = new GeckoWebBrowser();
var neededToMakeThingsWork = b.Handle;
b.Navigate(bookPath);
Application.DoEvents();
//Now we call the method which takes that confuration data and adds/removes/updates pages.
//We have the data as json string, so first we turn it into object for the updateDom's convenience.
RunJavaScript(b,"updateDom(jQuery.parseJSON('"+GetAllData()+"'))");
Application.DoEvents();
//Ok, so we should have a modified DOM now, which we can save back over the top.
//nice non-ascii paths kill this, so let's go to a temp file first
var temp = TempFile.CreateAndGetPathButDontMakeTheFile(); //we don't want to wrap this in using
b.SaveDocument(temp.Path);
File.Delete(bookPath);
File.Move(temp.Path, bookPath);
}
private void ConfigureBookInternal(string bookPath)
{
/* setup jquery in chrome console (first open a local file):
* script = document.createElement("script");
script.setAttribute("src", "http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.2/jquery.min.js");
*
* Other snippets
*
* document.body.appendChild(script);
*
* alert(jQuery.parseJSON('{\"message\": \"triscuit\"}').message)
*
*
* alert($().jquery)
*/
var dom = XmlHtmlConverter.GetXmlDomFromHtmlFile(bookPath, false);
XmlHtmlConverter.MakeXmlishTagsSafeForInterpretationAsHtml(dom);
XmlHtmlConverter.SaveDOMAsHtml5(dom, bookPath);
var b = new GeckoWebBrowser();
var neededToMakeThingsWork = b.Handle;
NavigateAndWait(b, bookPath);
//Now we call the method which takes that confuration data and adds/removes/updates pages.
//We have the data as json string, so first we turn it into object for the updateDom's convenience.
RunJavaScript(b, "runUpdate(" + GetAllData() + ")");
//Ok, so we should have a modified DOM now, which we can save back over the top.
//nice non-ascii paths kill this, so let's go to a temp file first
var temp = TempFile.CreateAndGetPathButDontMakeTheFile(); //we don't want to wrap this in using
b.SaveDocument(temp.Path);
RobustFile.Delete(bookPath);
RobustFile.Move(temp.Path, bookPath);
var sanityCheckDom = XmlHtmlConverter.GetXmlDomFromHtmlFile(bookPath, false);
// Because the Mozilla code loaded the document from a filename initially, and we later save to a
// different directory, Geckofx45's SaveDocument writes out the stylesheet links as absolute paths
// using the file:// protocol markup. When we try to open the new file, Mozilla then complains
// vociferously about security issues, and refuses to access the stylesheets as far as I can tell.
// Eventually, several of the stylesheets are cleaned up by being added in again, but a couple of
// them end up with invalid relative paths because they never get re-added. So let's go through
// all the stylesheet links here and remove everything except the bare filenames.
// See https://silbloom.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/BL-3573 for what happens without this fix.
foreach (System.Xml.XmlElement link in sanityCheckDom.SafeSelectNodes("//link[@rel='stylesheet']"))
{
var href = link.GetAttribute("href");
if (href.StartsWith("file://"))
link.SetAttribute("href", Path.GetFileName(href.Replace("file:///", "").Replace("file://", "")));
}
XmlHtmlConverter.SaveDOMAsHtml5(sanityCheckDom, bookPath);
//NB: this check only makes sense for the calendar, which is the only template we've create that
// uses this class, and there are no other templates on the drawing board that would use it.
// If/when we use this for something else, this
//won't work. But by then, we should be using a version of geckofx that can reliably tell us
//when it is done with the previous navigation.
if (sanityCheckDom.SafeSelectNodes("//div[contains(@class,'bloom-page')]").Count < 24) //should be 24 pages
{
Logger.WriteMinorEvent(RobustFile.ReadAllText(bookPath)); //this will come to us if they report it
throw new ApplicationException("Malformed Calendar (code assumes only calendar uses the Configurator, and they have at least 24 pages)");
}
//NB: we *want* exceptions thrown from the above to make it out.
}