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Joined: 2/14/2020
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I see.. my bad, sry.
I didn't ignore anything, I've just asked if there is a way without JavaScript :)
But ok not I finally got it :D
I would like to ask one last question.
In what way does the EO differentiate from the open source Chromium ?
(Both are with JavaScript.)
Where is the advantage of using EO instead of Chromium ?
Thanks and have a nice week :)
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At the core level EO.WebBrowser and Chromium are the same. In fact EO.WebBrowser runs the Chromium browser engine inside. However the Chromium browser engine in its source code form is not easy to use. You will need to have in depth C++ knowledge in order to just compile it, let alone to modify it to fit your need, or to integrate it with your .NET application. EO.WebBrowser solves this problem by providing a nice .NET wrapper around the Chromium browser engine so that it's much easier to use.
The web page's language is JavaScript. So you won't be able to get away from that regardless what you use.
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I see.
Thanks ! :)
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For Each h1 In WebView1.GetDOMWindow.document.getElementsByTagName("a")
If h1.Item("innertext") = "xxx" Then
h1.InvokeFunction("onclick")
Exit For
End If
Next
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