/// <summary>Called after the innerHTML of the body tag was changed.</summary>
public void NewBody()
{
// Is this an iframes document?
if (window.iframe != null)
{
// Yes it is.
// The new HTML may have contained a HTML tag and just replaced document.html with it.
// In this case though, the original HTML tag is the child of the iframe element.
// So, we need to check if the HTML tag changed.
// Grab the original one:
Element previousHtml = window.iframe.firstChild;
// Have we got an original one, and has it changed?
if (previousHtml != null && html != previousHtml)
{
// Yep, it changed!
// Remove all kids from the iframe:
window.iframe.innerHTML = "";
// Put the new html node in the iframe:
window.iframe.appendChild(html);
// The html documents changed - reapply this to it:
html.Document = this;
}
}
if (DropdownBox != null)
{
// Change its parent:
if (DropdownBox.parentNode != null)
{
DropdownBox.parentNode.removeChild(DropdownBox);
}
html.appendChild(DropdownBox);
}
TryStyle();
if (!TryCompile())
{
// We're downloading code.
// This flag lets the downloader know it needs to also attempt a TryCompile.
FinishedParsing = true;
}
}
public override void OnTagLoaded()
{
Loaded = true;
// Iframes generate a new document object for isolation purposes:
ContentDocument = new Document(Element.Document.Renderer, Element.Document.window);
// Setup the iframe ref:
ContentDocument.window.iframe = Element;
// Grab the parent document:
Document originalDocument = Element.Document;
// Temporarily set the document of this element:
Element.Document = ContentDocument;
// Append the documents html node as a child of the iframe:
Element.appendChild(ContentDocument.html);
Element.Document = originalDocument;
LoadContent();
// And handle style/ other defaults:
base.OnTagLoaded();
}
