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Alex
Alex

Reputation: 5227

executing javascript in awesomium to click on a div

I'm using Awesomium in C# winforms app to click on a div inside the webpage.

the following script works just fine if you type it directly in google chrome:

javascript: document.getElementById('ac_play').click();

but when I try to execute it in awesomium using either:

webControl1.ExecuteJavascript("document.getElementById('ac_play').click();");

or this:

webControl1.LoadURL("javascript: document.getElementById('ac_play').click();");

It's not working. Which makes me think - does Awesomium support "div clicks" or not? Or maybe there is another reason why it's not working?

I've also tried to execute the code:

As usual - nothing is working.

EDIT:

I've tested the same javascript in GeckoFX and it's not working there either.. Any workaround?

EDIT2

Standart WebBrowser control executes the script perfectly! (Although it's using IE5 or so.. that's why I'd like to see Awesomium solution working).

P.S. it was working in webcontrol and now it's not ;( how do i reset it? P.P.S. i removed the cache in IE but it's sooo unreliable to use standard WebBrowser..

Upvotes: 3

Views: 4322

Answers (2)

voytek
voytek

Reputation: 2222

Remember that you have to wait for DocumentReady event with DocumentReadyState as Loaded (not Ready - because then Awesomium is not quite ready yet)

private void WebControl_DocumentReady(object sender, DocumentReadyEventArgs e)
{
    if (e.ReadyState != DocumentReadyState.Loaded) return;
    //Here ExecuteJavascript should work
}

Upvotes: 1

mazanuj
mazanuj

Reputation: 1

public void JsFireEvent(string getElementQuery, string eventName)
{
    webControl1.ExecuteJavascript(@"
                        function fireEvent(element,event) {
                            var evt = document.createEvent('HTMLEvents');
                            evt.initEvent(event, true, true ); // event type,bubbling,cancelable
                            element.dispatchEvent(evt);                                 
                        }
                        " + String.Format("fireEvent({0}, '{1}');", getElementQuery, eventName));
}

JsFireEvent("document.getElementById('ac_play')", "click");

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Upvotes: 0

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