inline void DialogHandler::dialogCreated(DOMWindow* dialog)
{
m_frame = dialog->frame();
// FIXME: This looks like a leak between the normal world and an isolated
// world if dialogArguments comes from an isolated world.
JSDOMWindow* globalObject = toJSDOMWindow(m_frame.get(), normalWorld(m_exec->globalData()));
if (JSValue dialogArguments = m_exec->argument(1))
globalObject->putDirect(m_exec->globalData(), Identifier(m_exec, "dialogArguments"), dialogArguments);
}
// Helper for window.open() and window.showModalDialog()
static Frame* createWindow(ExecState* exec, Frame* lexicalFrame, Frame* dynamicFrame,
Frame* openerFrame, const String& url, const String& frameName,
const WindowFeatures& windowFeatures, JSValue dialogArgs)
{
ASSERT(lexicalFrame);
ASSERT(dynamicFrame);
ResourceRequest request;
// For whatever reason, Firefox uses the dynamicGlobalObject to determine
// the outgoingReferrer. We replicate that behavior here.
String referrer = dynamicFrame->loader()->outgoingReferrer();
request.setHTTPReferrer(referrer);
FrameLoader::addHTTPOriginIfNeeded(request, dynamicFrame->loader()->outgoingOrigin());
FrameLoadRequest frameRequest(request, frameName);
// FIXME: It's much better for client API if a new window starts with a URL, here where we
// know what URL we are going to open. Unfortunately, this code passes the empty string
// for the URL, but there's a reason for that. Before loading we have to set up the opener,
// openedByDOM, and dialogArguments values. Also, to decide whether to use the URL we currently
// do an allowsAccessFrom call using the window we create, which can't be done before creating it.
// We'd have to resolve all those issues to pass the URL instead of "".
bool created;
// We pass the opener frame for the lookupFrame in case the active frame is different from
// the opener frame, and the name references a frame relative to the opener frame.
Frame* newFrame = createWindow(lexicalFrame, openerFrame, frameRequest, windowFeatures, created);
if (!newFrame)
return 0;
newFrame->loader()->setOpener(openerFrame);
newFrame->page()->setOpenedByDOM();
// FIXME: If a window is created from an isolated world, what are the consequences of this? 'dialogArguments' only appears back in the normal world?
JSDOMWindow* newWindow = toJSDOMWindow(newFrame, normalWorld(exec->globalData()));
if (dialogArgs)
newWindow->putDirect(Identifier(exec, "dialogArguments"), dialogArgs);
if (!protocolIsJavaScript(url) || newWindow->allowsAccessFrom(exec)) {
KURL completedURL = url.isEmpty() ? KURL(ParsedURLString, "") : completeURL(exec, url);
bool userGesture = processingUserGesture();
if (created)
newFrame->loader()->changeLocation(completedURL, referrer, false, false, userGesture);
else if (!url.isEmpty())
newFrame->redirectScheduler()->scheduleLocationChange(completedURL.string(), referrer, !lexicalFrame->script()->anyPageIsProcessingUserGesture(), false, userGesture);
}
return newFrame;
}
static Frame* createWindow(ExecState* exec, Frame* openerFrame, const String& url,
const String& frameName, const WindowFeatures& windowFeatures, JSValuePtr dialogArgs)
{
Frame* activeFrame = asJSDOMWindow(exec->dynamicGlobalObject())->impl()->frame();
ASSERT(activeFrame);
ResourceRequest request;
request.setHTTPReferrer(activeFrame->loader()->outgoingReferrer());
FrameLoader::addHTTPOriginIfNeeded(request, activeFrame->loader()->outgoingOrigin());
FrameLoadRequest frameRequest(request, frameName);
// FIXME: It's much better for client API if a new window starts with a URL, here where we
// know what URL we are going to open. Unfortunately, this code passes the empty string
// for the URL, but there's a reason for that. Before loading we have to set up the opener,
// openedByDOM, and dialogArguments values. Also, to decide whether to use the URL we currently
// do an allowsAccessFrom call using the window we create, which can't be done before creating it.
// We'd have to resolve all those issues to pass the URL instead of "".
bool created;
// We pass in the opener frame here so it can be used for looking up the frame name, in case the active frame
// is different from the opener frame, and the name references a frame relative to the opener frame, for example
// "_self" or "_parent".
Frame* newFrame = activeFrame->loader()->createWindow(openerFrame->loader(), frameRequest, windowFeatures, created);
if (!newFrame)
return 0;
newFrame->loader()->setOpener(openerFrame);
newFrame->loader()->setOpenedByDOM();
JSDOMWindow* newWindow = toJSDOMWindow(newFrame);
if (dialogArgs)
newWindow->putDirect(Identifier(exec, "dialogArguments"), dialogArgs);
if (!protocolIs(url, "javascript") || newWindow->allowsAccessFrom(exec)) {
KURL completedURL = url.isEmpty() ? KURL("") : activeFrame->document()->completeURL(url);
bool userGesture = activeFrame->script()->processingUserGesture();
if (created)
newFrame->loader()->changeLocation(completedURL, activeFrame->loader()->outgoingReferrer(), false, userGesture);
else if (!url.isEmpty())
newFrame->loader()->scheduleLocationChange(completedURL.string(), activeFrame->loader()->outgoingReferrer(), false, userGesture);
}
return newFrame;
}
