I'm trying to do something when a webpage has finished loading, but it doesn't seem to work.
import ui, sound
class MyWebViewDelegate (object):
def webview_did_finish_load(webview):
sound.play_effect('Ding_3')
w = ui.WebView()
w.frame = (0, 0, ui.get_screen_size()[0], ui.get_screen_size()[1])
w.delegate = MyWebViewDelegate()
w.load_url('http://www.google.com')
w.present()
Any ideas?
Sorry about this, the documentation is wrong. The first parameter of every method should be self. So your delegate class should look like this:
class MyWebViewDelegate (object):
def webview_did_finish_load(self, webview):
sound.play_effect('Ding_3')
Thanks for clearing that up @omz! :)
I should have understood that though :P
Just curious..I was playing with this snippet and I find that some webpages call webview_did_finish_load more than once. How does this method determine that the load is finished and why do some webpages (e.g., https://twitter.com) trigger it more than once?
@ihf This is related to embedded iframes. Unfortunately, I forgot to implement a loading attribute that would allow you to check whether the view is still loading, so there's currently no way to work around this...
Noted that it is a year later, and the documentation is still wrong.