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C# Webbrowser Automation
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Closed 8 years ago.
How would I go about making a program that clicks on a <input type="button"> button automatically?
Could I do this using the WebClient class?
I am making the program using visual C#,but I am open to using other languages.
To be more specific about my problem:
there is a website I use that generates data upon clicking an input button on the users profile page. I want to make a program that clicks the input button for multiple users in order to update all their profiles at once, instead of manually visiting all their profiles and clicking the button on each persons profile.
you can directly call your button click event on pageload as:
btnSave_Click(btnSave,null);
Or in Jquery:
$(document).ready(function(){
$("[id*='btnSave']").click();
});
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How to access mobiles back button in unity for android applications
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Closed 4 years ago.
I have done the same thing in android natively by simply calling onBackPressed().
I've been trying to do the same thing in Unity with c#. there are classes like Input that handles inputs but does not have access to android's back button.
I've also seen touch simulators and whatnots but I'm looking for something as simple as calling this.onBackPressed().
Please note that I'm not looking to capture back button press, I want to press back button from my code.
I've been using this.
if(Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.Escape))
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browser back button is not updating page
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Closed 9 years ago.
I have an eCommerce system where I have listed the Recently Viewed Count and Items as viewer browse its details page.
When the user had viewed any item using any browser and click the Back button of the Browser then, recently viewed items module doesn't get refresh at all. But on reloading the url(Refresh), the module gets refreshed and shows the recently viewed items and Count?
Look to the History.js. This framework uses HTML 5 browser's features and can handle back button events.
Going back does not refresh any data, so you'll need to ask for the information from the server each time you wan't the information updated, for example using Ajax.
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Closed 10 years ago.
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Calling A Button OnClick from a function
I want to do button click event automatically .I want code for button click event without manual clicking of the button.
I think you're looking for Button.PerformClick();
button1.PerformClick();
I have two things to say:
You should modify your applications to use IObservables for the events in such a way that you can mock the events allowing for better testing.
If you want to automate UI interaction, There is a DLL for that thanks to DataDink
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Closed 10 years ago.
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Windows Phone 7 Search Button
I think that all Windows Phone mobiles have a search button (phisical or not).
Actually, they have three buttons: Back button, Windows Logo button, Search button.
Is possible to modify the function of this button (as Back button). Something like OnSearchKeyPress (as event handler).
Its possible?
This is not possible, because that could seriously alter the behavior of the phone. There is a search task you can use, for more info, see this MSDN article on it.
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Closed 12 years ago.
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Disable browser's back button
Hi everyone,I have a portal site and i want to make the backward button to disable state after the user gets logout.Is it possible by C# programming?Or we need to go for client side scripts like Javascript or jquery?Please help me regarding this .
You can't do anything on the client with server-side code (C#) except send content to the browser.
There are Javascript things you can do to manipulate the history to a degree, but my guess is you have an architecture problem here; There's no reason you should prevent clicking 'back' simply because they have logged out. Your application should detect that they are logged out, and present them with appropriate content.
Finally, to answer your question: You can't just disable the back button. Period.