Method for processing user-defined event of network page

Abstract

A method for processing a user-defined event of a webpage, the method comprising the following steps: using an event generation module to obtain information on the occurrence of a user-defined event from a webpage; sending the obtained user-defined event information to an event The registration management module performs registration processing, which includes adding or deleting the user-defined event; inserting the registered user-defined event into the webpage through an event sending module using a timer.

Description

Technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a method for processing user-defined events, in particular to a method for controlling and sending user-defined event queues related to web pages. Background technique [0002] In web page design, current standard document object models (DOMs) are commonly used to describe the relationship between all objects in a web page. The document object model is a cross-platform and cross-language interface that allows programs and scripts to dynamically access and update the content and styles of the document. The specification of this model includes two parts: core and HTML. The core DOM provides a file interface for any structure, while the HTML DOM provides an additional interface, so that HTML has a better viewing screen. Although the model can provide the function of accessing web pages through scripting languages ​​such as JavaCript, it only provides some standard event acquisition and processing methods, for example, making a ...

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Problems solved by technology

If you encounter user-defined events in web pages, there is a lack of corresponding flexible support and management, and for some interactive application-type web pages that need to be developed by users, there are often phenomena that cannot satisfy users during the operation process

For example, a user is developing a ListControl that contains For interactive webpages of objects, developers can add (namely AddItem) to the ListBox as ...

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