Javascript using C# WinForm

[Smita.bendal]

Hello folks,

I am developing a program using the C# programing language. But the problem arise with the Javascript. I want to call Javascript in my code using the C# Winform, but i am not aware of the method to implement it using the same. So any one have knowledge regarding this can help me as i am a fresher so haven't much idea about the code. Is it possible to do so. A help may be appreciated.

Thanks in advance

[Eric B]

Hi there,

If you want to use Javascript in a web page then i can help you with the procedure to call the same using C# Winform. The web page itself contain the control for the same. If you are discussing about the same then the Web Browsers Document property has an InvokeScript method which will automatically do the same.

this.WebBrowser.Document.InvokeScript("foo", new string[] { "Hiiiiiiiii" });

Say thanks if it is working.

[Glenny]

Hi,

I have the same issue as you are facing and i solved it with the Microsoft.mshtml library" to do this. This can help to call the javascript using the C# WinForm.

Here is the code:

mshtml.IHTMLDocument doc = (mshtml.IHTMLDocument)axwebBrowser.Document;
mshtml.IHTMLWindow parentWin = doc.parentWindow;
parentWin.execScript("test(100)", "javascript");

[JonathanD]

Hi,

I something to tell you that you cant use C# to call the JavaScript because it is not a engine to perform the same. Only Internet Explorer can use JavaScript because it has the engine to do the same. And if you want to access DOM then you can do that with XmlDocument or XmlDataDocument classes. Web Browser control also have the functionality to do the same.

Thanks.