Dropdown Item selected but event not fired in c# webbrowser..help me on this

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Hi All,

I am working on websites UI Automation using c# web-browser.

One of the website has got Drop down list control.
If I select drop down item manually then it will automatically get fired and textbox appeared as per selection.
and If I am select same item from c# code in web-browser then event not get fired.

Kindly suggest If anyone knows solution on the same.

Regards,
Paresh Patil

Posted 13-Apr-15 1:32am

pareship

Updated 13-Apr-15 1:34am

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Praveen Kumar Upadhyay 13-Apr-15 10:21am

What do you mean by manually select?

Abdul Samad KP 13-Apr-15 11:01am

It will work only in windows forms. In webforms, if you change item from your code , it will not fire the event, move your code in the selected item changed event to a separate method and call it wherever you need.

BulletVictim 14-Apr-15 4:07am

After selecting the Item in code use the DropDownlist_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender,EventArgs e). This will fire the Dropdownlists index chnaged event.
If you need more specific help, please show us your relevant code.

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