Hi!
Since you could help me fixing my last problem, I would like to demand
your help again.
In summary I'm writing an appliation that remotely controls a website.
It has to login (works), choose the right action (works) and put customer
data (works partially)in some fields.
Now some of these fields are being checked via javascript functions. For
example: is the account and the banking code correct?
This function is called in different ways, for example via the onblur
event of the input type in the html form.
How can I call these functions since a simple webbrowser.GetElementById
("inputid").SetAttribute("value",sAccountNo) won't call the onblur event?
I tried
Me.WebBrowser1.Document.GetElementById("customerForm").InvokeMember
("Blur")
or
Me.WebBrowser1.Document.GetElementById("customerForm").InvokeMember
("Change")
or
Me.WebBrowser1.Document.Forms.Item("customerForm").InvokeMember
(nameofthejsfunction)
but nothing works.
the call of the function is similar to this:
fieldChanged('bankAccountPaymentForm');;return;;A4J.AJAX.Submit
('customerForm:bankAccountPaymentForm:BankPaymentRegion','customerForm',e
vent,{'parameters':{'customerForm:bankAccountPaymentForm:
_id548':'customerForm:bankAccountPaymentForm:_id548'}
,'actionUrl':'/OEWeb/pages/newOrder.jsf'} )
the website is realisied by JavaServerFaces if this could have any
meaning.
Hope you can help me again
Greetings from Germany,
André
(O)enone - 20 Mar 2008 11:47 GMT
> How can I call these functions since a simple
> webbrowser.GetElementById
> ("inputid").SetAttribute("value",sAccountNo) won't call the onblur
> event? I tried
I have a WebBrowser control in one of my applications, and programmatically
call JavaScript functions using the following code:
\\\
browser.Document.Window.DomWindow.execscript("doSomething(parameters)",
"JavaScript")
///
This is probably different from calling within the context of a control
event, as I suspect things such as the "this" object may be referencing
different things, but perhaps this is enough to get you started..?
HTH,

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(O)enone
GS - 20 Mar 2008 16:44 GMT
pardon me for jumping in,
is "Javascript" exactly the literal "JavaScript"?
when to use browser.document.invokescript(....) or something similar?
args() as object
' ... setup the args objet
browser.Document.InvokeScript(ScriptName, args)
> > How can I call these functions since a simple
> > webbrowser.GetElementById
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>
> HTH,
(O)enone - 20 Mar 2008 18:12 GMT
> pardon me for jumping in,
> is "Javascript" exactly the literal "JavaScript"?
Yes, exactly that -- sorry, should have made that clearer.
> when to use browser.document.invokescript(....) or something similar?
I don't know about that one, someone else will have to help there...

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(O)enone
Andre Rode - 31 Mar 2008 10:22 GMT
"\(O\)enone" <oenone@nowhere.com> wrote in news:fru624$lnh$1@aioe.org:
>> pardon me for jumping in,
>> is "Javascript" exactly the literal "JavaScript"?
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>
> I don't know about that one, someone else will have to help there...
I just wanted to thank, the hint with
browser.Document.Window.DomWindow.execscript
worked perfectly