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 needed. At this time, for this kind of operation, the standard DOM model only provides support for independent threads (independent thread). That is to say, when the user is in When adding an item to the List, you must wait until the task of the independent thread is completed before accepting the newly added item. In this way, a. The entire page needs to be re-updated; b. There is a long blank part of the page, similar to a false stop effect

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