How to open DevTools with InspectAt?

[edominic]

He guys,
another little question.

I added a context menu in my jcef project.
There is an option for opening devtools at current position (like inspect element in chrome).

How do I get the right position in jcef for inspectAt?

Thanks

[magreenblatt]

How are you displaying the context menu? Do you have an (x,y) coordinate? If so, that's what should be passed to inspectAt.

[edominic]

I have my window, only with browser-element in it (JFrame window)
contextmenu is handled via

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CefContextMenuHandlerAdapter

I have added an element called "Inspect element" (like in chrome)

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onContextMenuCommand

I tried the following options:

getting x/y from cefbrowser argument:

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browser.getUIComponent().getMousePosition()

or getting x/y from params argument:

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new Point(params.getXCoord(), params.getYCoord())

By both, devtools doesn't (or don't? bad grammar ) point to the right element.
If I navigate to google with browser and open devtools on Google-Logo, it points to body-element of html, not logo-element.

Some advice?

Thanks

[magreenblatt]

In

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onContextMenuCommand

I tried the following options:

getting x/y from cefbrowser argument:

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browser.getUIComponent().getMousePosition()

or getting x/y from params argument:

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new Point(params.getXCoord(), params.getYCoord())

Where are the returned coordinates relative to where you actually clicked?

[edominic]

With

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new Point(params.getXCoord(), params.getYCoord())

I get the coordinates, where I do the right-click

[edominic]

Maybe it's an issue? Should I open a ticket?

[magreenblatt]

With

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new Point(params.getXCoord(), params.getYCoord())

I get the coordinates, where I do the right-click

What is the (x,y) offset from where you clicked to where the popup menu was displayed? An image would probably be helpful.

[edominic]

There is no offset, context menu displays where I did right click.
x/y point is right, too

[magreenblatt]

There is no offset, context menu displays where I did right click.
x/y point is right, too

Sounds like a bug in that case. Feel free to file a ticket. Include information about your OS platform and reproduction steps using one of the JCEF sample applications.

[edominic]

Opened a ticket: https://bitbucket.org/chromiumembedded/java-cef/issues/176/inspectat-for-devtools-doesnt-work