How can I get the element that was right-clicked v

问题:

I am creating a context menu item in Google chrome like so:

chrome.contextMenus.create({
 "title":"My Context Menu Item", 
 "contexts":["editable"], 
 "onclick": onClick
});

The onClick callback receives two arguments: an OnClickInfo object and a tab object. Neither object appears to contain a reference to the DOM element that was right-clicked when invoking the context menu. I have console.logged both of these objects but don't see any reference to the targeted element anywhere.

The desired outcome:

• user right-clicks an editable element
• user clicks my context menu item
• within the onClick callback, have my extension search for a parent 'form' element relative to the targeted right-click element

As it stands right now, it doesn't look like Chrome offers any reference to the targeted element. Has anyone found a way around this limitation?

回答1:

You must inject a content script in each page and listen for mousedown event and log the last clicked element. Then, when a context menu callback is called you must sendRequest to the tab to get the info about that last clicked element.