CaptainInsano wrote:
CaptainInsano wrote:
I am trying to automate (C#) some web pages in Mozilla using the
Mozilla ActiveX control and I am unable to click on elements, I'm
getting the NotImplemented Exception.
IHTMLDocument2 document = (IHTMLDocument2)axMozillaBrowser1.Document;
IHTMLElement searchText = (IHTMLElement)document.all.item("q", null);
searchText.setAttribute("value", "Ferrari", 0);
IHTMLElement goButton = (IHTMLElement)document.all.item("btnG", null);
goButton.click(); <-- System.NotImplemented Exception
Anyone know a work around for this?
Thanks!
I am trying to automate (C#) some web pages in Mozilla using the
Mozilla ActiveX control and I am unable to click on elements, I'm
getting the NotImplemented Exception.
IHTMLDocument2 document = (IHTMLDocument2)axMozillaBrowser1.Document;
IHTMLElement searchText = (IHTMLElement)document.all.item("q", null);
searchText.setAttribute("value", "Ferrari", 0);
IHTMLElement goButton = (IHTMLElement)document.all.item("btnG", null);
goButton.click(); <-- System.NotImplemented Exception
Anyone know a work around for this?
Thanks!
If I remember correctly, none of the DOM element events like this are
implemented...I was going to use it myself, then realized it wasn't
supported. If you have Visual Studio and open up the object in the
"Active X control container" (can't remember exact name) you can see
this for yourself about the methods for this object....so had to
implement my Gecko engine from the API to get the desired results I
wanted. Only way around this that I know of is for the author (Adam
Lock?) to release it with them implemented.
Niky Williams
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