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String name = "myAcc";
String pass = "myPass";
EO.WebBrowser.DOM.Document doc = WebView1.GetDOMWindow().document;
doc.getElementById("username").innerText = name;
doc.getElementById("password").innerText = pass;
it's not work...innerText ReadOnly
somebody help please
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Hi,
You can use WebView1.EvalScript("document.getElementById('username').innerText = 'user_name'") instead.
Thanks!
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WebView1.EvalScript("document.getElementById('username').innerText = 'user_name'")
it's not work
My version EO.Total.2015.3.24.0
I try this, it's work
WebView1.GetDOMWindow.document.getElementById("username").Item("value") = myAcc
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Hi,
EvalScript is the preferred way and it should work with any valid JavaScript code. If it doesn't work, then something is wrong with the JavaScript code you passed to it.
Thanks!
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it's my code
WebView1.EvalScript("document.getElementById('txtUsername').innerText = 'evan4736'");
WebView1.EvalScript("document.getElementById('txtPassword').innerText = 'pass4736'");
txtUsername is username ElementId
txtPassword is password ElementId
evan4736 is My username
pass4736 is My password
still not work
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Hi,
I am not sure what else I can tell you. You can run our TabbedBrowser sample, then click "Console" in the drop down menu to open the console panel, then type whatever script you want to run there and hit enter. That will call EvalScript on the line you entered. If an error occurred while running the script, you will see an error message. You can do the same in Google Chrome browser's JavaScript console. That should help you find out what's wrong with your script.
Thanks!
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