WebBrower Control: Close Script-Caused Dialogs Programmatically ?

[John Smith]

I have a Windows Forms application that uses a WebBrowser object to
automatically visit a large number of web pages one at a time. The problem
is that some of the web pages throw up a dialog such as the print dialog (
from an onload='window.print()' ). This then can cause all sorts of
problems. Is there any way to know when a dialog has been to displayed and
then somehow close it?

Thx

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

John,

Almost not, although what webbrowser, the interop AxWebbrowser has more
possibilities to solve your problem than the now .Net class webbrowser
wrapper which is in Net 2.0.

Cor

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>I have a Windows Forms application that uses a WebBrowser object to
automatically visit a large number of web pages one at a time. The problem
is that some of the web pages throw up a dialog such as the print dialog
( from an onload='window.print()' ). This then can cause all sorts of
problems. Is there any way to know when a dialog has been to displayed and
then somehow close it?

Thx