webbrowser-control

I am working with a website that has javascript that does some changes on the page load. However, when I load the page and handle the DocumentCompleted event, this change isn't there. If I then continue paste the DocumentCompleted event, I can see the change happen. However I need this change to happen during DocumentCompleted so I can check some things. Is there an other event I can subscribe to, or a way to cause the webBrowser to do all the javscript on page? Edit: This is what I am talking about. I loaded a sample page just to show you, and clicked the submit button with all fields empty

I am trying to use the following to click on a button found on a website that I do not have access to the html of. $('#ContentFrame').contents().find('#btnPunch').click(); I have been unable to find instructions on how to enable/install/use JQuery commands in a WinForm webBrowser Control. Please help with this. Thank you 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32357682/jquery-to-click-a-button-in-an-iframe

I need the correct css path from a webpage, which will be displayed in my WPF application(to use it later with HTMLAgilityPack and/or Fizzler). Something like this , to "copy css-path" or xpath(FireBug), should be the final goal. I also found some interesting post like: stackoverflow stackoverflow stackoverflow codeproject They all use "webBrowser.Document.GetElementFromPoint", "webBrowser.GetElementFromPoint" or "PointToClient", but I can not find it in any library and not even on msdn.microsoft(WebBrowser Class) By the way I use the "WebBrowserControl" from visual studio 2010 toolbox to

How can I put, and use, a progress bar for my web browser control, in a windows application project, using the c# language? Look at the WebBrowser.ProgressChanged event. The WebBrowser control has a ProgressChanged event: You need to attach an event handler to the ProgressChanged event: WebBrowser1.ProgressChanged += WebBrowser1_ProgressChanged; This is shorthand for: WebBrowser1.ProgressChanged += new WebBrowserProgressChangedEventHandler(WebBrowser1_ProgressChanged); The compiler will infer the handler and add that at compile time. Next, implement the handler: private void WebBrowser1

I'm working on a WebBrowser Control app and I need to handle Tab key press and prevent switching between html element. I cannot use KeyDown events because WebBrowser Control doesn't support those. So it seems I have to use PreviewKeyDown or something similar. Any idea on how can I program this? You can hanlde KeyDown event of WebBrowser.Document.Body and check if the down key is Tab prevent default action bu setting e.ReturnValue = false; and perform your desired operation. You can use HtmlElementEventArgs properties to know about pressed key and the state of the modifier keys. private void

I have a WebBrowser control is Windows Forms project. It navigates through all the urls available in “MyTableTest.html”. There are four urls in this page and the webbrowser goes through each one – one by one. Once it reaches the last one it should go to the first again. It works fine in the first iteration – but not going to the urls in the second iteration. This is an intermittent issue - certain times it works. It seems (from the log) that he awaited task is not completed. What can be done to make it working in the second iteration also? Note: MyTableTest.html is given below Note: This is

I have a simple WPF webBrowser control that I am using to automate a website. The page that I'm trying to load is an ASP.NET page. When I try to navigate to it normally, LoadCompleted is never fired. If I try to navigate to it, and read the elements with an IHTMLElementCollection in the Navigated event, then the LoadCompleted event does fire. It doesn't make sense to me. The LoadCompleted event should fire regardless, because I'm loading a page in both situations. Any ideas? It turns out for those events to work correctly the control has to be visible. I had been trying to show the control at