| JSExecutor.executeJS with result [message #882978] |
Thu, 07 June 2012 11:14  |
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JSExecutor.executeJS(..) is of type void, but i want to evaluate some javascript expression which returns a string value. How to do that? I am in the UI thread, i.e. it was triggered by a button click in the webpage.
Concrete, i want to evaluate JSExecutor.executeJS("window.external.MyMethod()"),
MyMethod is actually implemented as .NET method of type "string", and the webbrowser is embedded in a C# form. I cant use a Browser widget as MyMethod is defined only for the outermost browser window, not for an iframe.
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| Re: JSExecutor.executeJS with result [message #885001 is a reply to message #882978] |
Tue, 12 June 2012 04:42  |
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Hi!
Am 07.06.2012 17:14, schrieb patins Mising name:
> JSExecutor.executeJS(..) is of type void, but i want to evaluate some
> javascript expression which returns a string value. How to do that? I am
This is currently not possible, the given JS is executed after, not
during the executeJS call. You can file an enhancement request in
bugzilla for this, but i cant say if and when it would be implemented.
You could probably use RAPs internal ajax infrastructure to get the
result to the server with the next http-request, but thats very hacky.
Greetings,
Tim
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