I wan’t to implement something like Activity Window in Safari, so I do:

[web setResourceLoadDelegate:self];

-(void)webView:(General/WebView *)sender resource:(id)identifier didFinishLoadingFromDataSource:(General/WebDataSource *)dataSource

{ General/NSLog(@”did finish load, %s”, General/[[dataSource request] URL] relativeString] cString]); }

But it always write only top-level url (domain name) i.e.:

did finish load, http://www.site.com/

for the page with text and three images on it. absoluteString will not help.

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here is the solution:

• (id)webView:([[WebView *)sender identifierForInitialRequest:(General/NSURLRequest *)request fromDataSource:(General/WebDataSource *)dataSource { return (request); // see this? this is the solution }

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This doesn’t help, identifier changes, but dataSource is still EXACTLY the same in every call of didFinishLoading delegate :( It contains just the data from URL in it :(

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The General/WebDataSource in this case is the object that triggered the load. If you follow the example above you need to change your method accordingly:

-(void)webView:(General/WebView *)sender resource:(id)identifier didFinishLoadingFromDataSource:(General/WebDataSource *)dataSource { General/NSLog(@”did finish load, %@”, identifier); }

– General/MikeSolomon

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If you read the documentation, like Mike may have, you think it should work. But it doesn’t, like the OP says. I’m testing this out now and I can’t seem to figure out how to work it to track each resource. The request’s URL always points to the main URL.