I'm looking for the event that is fired by Internet Explorer to an "alert":
<SCRIPT>
Alert("You already have a session open")
</SCRIPT>
The event would be webBrowser.Docu ment.????
Much appreciate any help you can give me.
Thanks,
Alistair Saldanha
Jul 24 '05
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Alistair Saldanha wrote: Csaba,
Thank you so much for your post.
I cannot change the code in the WebBrowser, I am helping the end user react
to the WebBrowser using Visual Basic automation. The Visual Basic Automation
automatically enters the account number and other details so the end user
doesn't have to enter them manually. What's killing the VB automation are
the consant messages that pop up saying "Another session is running", which
is actually a bug in the WebBrowser coding, but it stops the VB automation
cold. So I'm hoping to do something to sidestep the alerts.
Alistair
From your description, it sounds like you're not dealing with
JavaScript alerts but WebBrowser MsgBoxes. We either need to see the JS
code of the page (everything in <script> tags) to determine for sure,
or if you already know that it's not a JS-alert(), then you're really
asking in the wrong newsgroup.
If it's not JS-related, a VB newsgroup or VB-WebBrowser newsgroup would
serve you best.
Thanks, Chris. I think I found the solution here: http://www.thescarms.com/vbasic/subclassform.asp
Thanks for your help.
Alistair
"Christophe r J. Hahn" <cj****@gmail.c om> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ g44g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. . Alistair Saldanha wrote: Csaba,
Thank you so much for your post.
I cannot change the code in the WebBrowser, I am helping the end user
react
to the WebBrowser using Visual Basic automation. The Visual Basic
Automation
automatically enters the account number and other details so the end user
doesn't have to enter them manually. What's killing the VB automation are
the consant messages that pop up saying "Another session is running",
which
is actually a bug in the WebBrowser coding, but it stops the VB
automation
cold. So I'm hoping to do something to sidestep the alerts.
Alistair
From your description, it sounds like you're not dealing with
JavaScript alerts but WebBrowser MsgBoxes. We either need to see the JS
code of the page (everything in <script> tags) to determine for sure,
or if you already know that it's not a JS-alert(), then you're really
asking in the wrong newsgroup.
If it's not JS-related, a VB newsgroup or VB-WebBrowser newsgroup would
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