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can we CRUD cookie by webview or engine (does not through javascript)
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Code: C#
var jsarr = (m_WebView.EvalScript("a=document.querySelectorAll('.f13>a.c-showurl')") as JSRealObject)?.ToArray();
Console.WriteLine(jsarr);
for (int i = 0; i < jsarr?.Length; i++)
{
var obj = (jsarr[i] as JSObject)["href"];
Console.WriteLine(obj);
obj = (jsarr[i] as JSObject)["innerText"];
Console.WriteLine(obj);
}
must I get href innerText like above, or there are something can be more easy? thank you for your help
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In the NewWindow event
If newWindowEventArgs.Accepted = false; then the new page is not open or open in the background？
If newWindowEventArgs.Accepted = true; but I didn't hold WebView show on the UI, then he actually opened page or not or just like a Memory leak?
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Hi,
If Accepted = false, then the new page will not open.
If Accepted = true, but you did not show the WebView on the UI, the browser engine will wait for you to show it and will eventually hang.
Thanks!
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eo_support wrote:Hi,
If Accepted = false, then the new page will not open.
If Accepted = true, but you did not show the WebView on the UI, the browser engine will wait for you to show it and will eventually hang.
Thanks! ok, I know it, how about the first two question
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Hi,
The first question: No. There are no interface for that.
The second question: You will need to use JavaScript. It will be much more efficient if you move all the code into JavaScript (including the loop) and return a single string from your JavaScript code.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
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