Call HTML onclick functions

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Hi!

I'm stuck with some problems regarding HTML onclick event handler.
I really need to get this function to be executed in a WebBrowser control inside my Windows form.

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<a href="#" onclick="sendstickyto(); document.sendmail.submit(); return false;" class="action-button">SendMessage</a>

Im executing this function in Chrome Console and it works perfectly, but i need to do the same in my windows form.
I guess there is a way to execute the "onclick" event ? :)

Thanks for any help !

Posted 8-Nov-11 2:34am

Haugli92

Updated 9-Nov-11 2:36am

Manfred Rudolf Bihy

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2011-11-08T02:52:00

Solution 2

The onclick function you're trying to executre is a javascript function. If you were to use Wireshark to analyze what the page does when the user clicks abutton, you will be able to figure out the correct querystring to pass to make the right things happen. BTW, wireshark is a free tool, and google is your friend.

Posted 8-Nov-11 2:52am

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Haugli92 8-Nov-11 8:55am

Thanks.. i know what wireshark is :)
but is there any way that i can use:

wb1.Document.InvokeScript("sendstickyto(); document.sendmail.submit(); return false;");

Or do i need to get that querystring you are talking about first ? :)

arya1685 · Answer 2 · 2011-11-08T02:50:00

Solution 1

Hi
Check out below link.......

Control.Click Event

Posted 8-Nov-11 2:50am

arya1685

Jamal Seyedi · Answer 3 · 2011-11-09T02:30:00

Solution 3

try this : an alert function

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<pre lang="HTML">
<a href="javascript:alert('here');" >an alert function</a>

</pre>

Posted 9-Nov-11 2:30am

Jamal Seyedi