DotNetBrowser

Each web page loaded in the browser has its own document object. To access document object of loaded web page use the Browser.GetDocument()method. This meth...

DotNetBrowser DOM API provides functionality that can be used for finding HTML elements on the loaded web page by different conditions. The following sample...

DotNetBrowser 1.8.1 introduces an ability to get the DOM node at the particular location on the page. TheBrowser.NodeAtPoint() method returns aDOMNodeAtPoin...

DotNetBrowser DOM API allows working with HTML SELECT and OPTION elements. To work with SELECT element, the DOMSelectElementclass is used. Let's see ho...

To programmatically select/unselect HTML input type=checkbox element use the DOMInputElement.Checked property. The following sample demonstrates how to find...

DotNetBrowser DOM API provides functionality that allows you to simulate click on any HTML element on the loaded web page. To simulate click you need to mak...

Each DOMNodeimplements DOMEventTargetinterface that provides methods for registering DOM events. You can register DOM listener to receive DOM events such as...

Starting from DotNetBrowser 1.8.1 it is possible to simulate any DOM event for any particular node. The following sample demonstrates how to simulate a ...

DotNetBrowser DOM API provides functionality that allows evaluating XPath expressions. You can evaluate XPath expression in the scope ofDOMDocument or speci...

The following sample code demonstrates how to change the value of a particular node. using DotNetBrowser; using DotNetBrowser.DOM; using DotNetBrowser....

The following sample demonstrates how to set the values of the form input elements (text field or check box). The same approach will also work if there is n...

The following sample code demonstrates how to access, list and modify attributes of the particular DOM element. Note: Element attributes cannot be used...

The following sample code demonstrates how to find the first element that matches a specified CSS selector(s) in the document. using DotNetBrowser; usi...

DotNetBrowser 1.8.1 brings an update to the DOM API. Now it is possible to create new DOM elements and text nodes, append them as child nodes to the existin...

Starting from DotNetBrowser 1.8.3 it is possible to obtain absolute or relative DOMElement position using the following properties: DOMElement.OffsetT...

Since DotNetBrowser 1.9 it is possible to specify custom CSS rules, which will be then applied to every page loaded in the Browser instance. You can config...