How to call a jQuery function from .NET WebBrowser control using InvokeScript()?

Question

Had a Windows Forms app using a WebBrowser control (.NET 4) to load a web page that communicated with the app. I had a call to InvokeScript() to call a Javascri

Answer 1

OK - I get to answer my own question. Thanks in part to the answer by at How to call a jQuery function from .NET WebBrowser control using InvokeScript()?, I was able to change my call to the jQuery function to

string[] codeString = { String.Format(" {0}('{1}') ", @"$.city.venue.onVenueSelected", result.ToString()) };
this.myBrowser.Document.InvokeScript("eval", codeString);

Amazingly enough, this seems to be working.

In my case, the result variable is of type bool (in case that matters to anyone).