Handling HTML element events using AxWebBrowser

[Bill]

Hello,

I am trying to hook into the events for HTML textboxes. In particular the
onchange event.

In the document complete handler I attach a handler for the onclick and
onchange events to each input element of type text.

((HTMLInputTextElementEvents_Event)element).onchan ge += new
HTMLInputTextElementEvents_onchangeEventHandler(We bBrowserForm_onchange);
((HTMLInputTextElementEvents2_Event)element).oncli ck += new
HTMLInputTextElementEvents2_onclickEventHandler(We bBrowserForm_onclick);

The onclick fires but the onchange never does. In fact if I setup handlers
for all of the events, only few of them seem to fire.

I have searched the web for solutions and I see that many other people have
had the same problem but no one seems to have a solution.

Is there a solution for this? How does one handle these events.

Thanks in advance,
--
Bill

[Bill]

Sorry there is a small error in my previous post.

I am using HTMLInputTextElementEvents2_Event for both onclick and onchange.

Not HTMLInputTextElementEvents_Event for onchange and
HTMLInputTextElementEvents2_Event for onclick as my code example in my
previous post shows
--
Bill


"Bill" wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I am trying to hook into the events for HTML textboxes. In particular the
> onchange event.
>
> In the document complete handler I attach a handler for the onclick and
> onchange events to each input element of type text.
>
> ((HTMLInputTextElementEvents_Event)element).onchan ge += new
> HTMLInputTextElementEvents_onchangeEventHandler(We bBrowserForm_onchange);
> ((HTMLInputTextElementEvents2_Event)element).oncli ck += new
> HTMLInputTextElementEvents2_onclickEventHandler(We bBrowserForm_onclick);
>
> The onclick fires but the onchange never does. In fact if I setup handlers
> for all of the events, only few of them seem to fire.
>
> I have searched the web for solutions and I see that many other people have
> had the same problem but no one seems to have a solution.
>
> Is there a solution for this? How does one handle these events.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> --
> Bill

[Bill]

After much digging around, I found a solution to this. I have found a simple
method of reliably handling any HTMLElement event you want to. If anybody is
interested email me at [email]william.long@ripnet.com[/email] and I will send you a Visual
Studio project that will build an assembly you can use for this purpose.

Bill

"Bill" <Bill@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7136F55F-1CB2-4232-9A7E-8A3D9B9188B3@microsoft.com...

> Sorry there is a small error in my previous post.
>
> I am using HTMLInputTextElementEvents2_Event for both onclick and
> onchange.
>
> Not HTMLInputTextElementEvents_Event for onchange and
> HTMLInputTextElementEvents2_Event for onclick as my code example in my
> previous post shows
> --
> Bill
>
>
> "Bill" wrote:
>

>> Hello,
>>
>> I am trying to hook into the events for HTML textboxes. In particular the
>> onchange event.
>>
>> In the document complete handler I attach a handler for the onclick and
>> onchange events to each input element of type text.
>>
>> ((HTMLInputTextElementEvents_Event)element).onchan ge += new
>> HTMLInputTextElementEvents_onchangeEventHandler(We bBrowserForm_onchange);
>> ((HTMLInputTextElementEvents2_Event)element).oncli ck += new
>> HTMLInputTextElementEvents2_onclickEventHandler(We bBrowserForm_onclick);
>>
>> The onclick fires but the onchange never does. In fact if I setup
>> handlers
>> for all of the events, only few of them seem to fire.
>>
>> I have searched the web for solutions and I see that many other people
>> have
>> had the same problem but no one seems to have a solution.
>>
>> Is there a solution for this? How does one handle these events.
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>> --
>> Bill