Webkit get the URL of a link

Question

I am trying to add policy functionality to an app that I have written so that, for example, instead of opening a link to a page within my app itself it might open the link in the default browser or open a window to handle the functionality internally rather than use the functionality provided online.
At this stage I am only trying to log what the URL is so that I can see what the format is. Once I've worked that out, I'll put together the policy code. The code that I have written so far is this:
<pre>
- (void)webView:(WebView *)sender decidePolicyForNavigationAction:(NSDictionary *)actionInformation
request:(NSURLRequest *)request
frame:(WebFrame *)frame
decisionListener:(id<WebPolicyDecisionListener>)listener
// get the url from the information dictionary:
NSURL *url = [\[actionInformation objectForKey:@"WebActionElementKey"] objectForKey:@"WebElementLinkURL"];
// log the url's scheme
NSLog(@"absolute string is \[%@]", [url absoluteString]);
// NSLog(@"relative string is \[%@]", [url relativeString]);
// NSLog(@"fragment is \[%@]", [url fragment]);
// NSLog(@"host is \[%@]", [url host]);
// NSLog(@"parameter string is \[%@]", [url parameterString]);
// NSLog(@"user is \[%@]", [url user]);
// NSLog(@"password is [%@]", \[url password]);
// NSLog(@"path is \[%@]", [url path]);
// NSLog(@"relative path is \[%@]", [url relativePath]);
// NSLog(@"port is \[%@]", [url port]);
// NSLog(@"query is \[%@]", [url query]);
// NSLog(@"resource specifier is \[%@]", [url resourceSpecifier]);
// NSLog(@"scheme is \[%@]", [url scheme]);
}</pre>
As you can see, I've tried every component of the WebElementLinkURL - but without luck. The results mostly came back null - only absoluteString seemed useful (hence it's the only one not commented out). But even that didn't so far enough.
For example, when clicking a link, absoluteString returns
22/04/2009 09:58:00 Test[646] absolute string is [https://test.internal.com/#]
Hovering over the same link in Safari, or clicking on it, returned https://test.internal.com/client/help
The question, therefore, is how can I get my code to return the URL in the same manner that Safari does. The website I'm trying to view does contain a fair bit of Javascript - I don't know if this is relevant though.
Methinks I am looking in the wrong place!

Answer 1

Hi Jun,
Before creating a customised framework page, copy the default framework
page provided my SAP to your own namespace and make changes.
Just open the copied page, set masthead to invisible ,this can be done
for any other component that you want to hide on the framepage.Then
make only the inner page visible, if that's what you want.
Then create a url iview that points to this page and pass room details as
parameters.This can be assigned to any role that you wish.
<i>Pls reward points if helpful</i>
Regards
Vineeth