support MSHTML ?

[yudha]

I use axwebbrowser before, so i want to change it become webAII, Question does it support mshtml ? so i don't need to change many codes ?

WaTin support MsHTML :), i hope webAII support too.

My codes now :

HTMLDocument Document =  (HTMLDocument)wb.Document;
              HTMLInputElement iptUserName = (HTMLInputElement)Document.getElementById("f_username");
                iptUserName.value = StaticClass.BLI.articlecellUser;

                HTMLInputElement iptPassword = (HTMLInputElement)Document.getElementById("f_password");
                iptPassword.value = StaticClass.BLI.articlecellPass;

                HTMLInputElement iptLogin = (HTMLInputElement)Document.getElementById("B7");
                iptLogin.click();

[Keaegan]

Hello yudha,

Unfortunately, you will need to change your code. Our tool will need the code setup in C# or VB.net in order to work with our Framework. I apologize that we do not support MsHTML for coding your steps within WebAii. Please let us know if you have further inquiry on this.

Kind regards,
Keaegan
the Telerik team

[yudha]

can you tell me how the code in C# to take "image" in a website ?

it always become a problem in axwebbrowser and waTin.
and to solve we copy image from browser and put in a picture box

Please don't take URL from the image and load it in picture box or etc,
Cause some image in website use session, so it always change :)

[Cody]

Hi yudha,

Sure, here's a working sample test:

[TestMethod]
public void CaptureImage()
{
    // Load our webpage in the browser
    Manager.LaunchNewBrowser();
    ActiveBrowser.NavigateTo("http://www.aspenview.org/do/");

    // Locate the Happy New Year image
    HtmlImage img = Find.ByExpression<HtmlImage>("src=/do/images/stories/happy-new-year-wallpaper-020.jpg", "tagname=img");

    // Make sure the image is 100% visible in the browser window
    img.ScrollToVisible(ScrollToVisibleType.ElementBottomAtWindowBottom);

    // Take snapshots of the image, the entire browser window, and the desktop
    img.Capture(@"C:\Temp\CapturedImages", "HappyNewYear.bmp");
    Log.CaptureBrowser(ActiveBrowser);
    Log.CaptureDesktop();
}

Notice how we're actually capturing a bitmap snapshot of how the image appears within the browser window. We don't go and fetch the image from the source URL.

Regards,
Cody

the Telerik team