I'm doing all this in a .Net winforms application.
I'm used to using the IE WebControl that just has a document property. Pretty simple.
Now I'm using the Awesomium.WebControl and I'm trying to get at the underlying document so I can do some DOM work.
But I can't see how to get at it. Nor can I find any articles on how to do that in Google.
Can someone post some working code that starts with a WebControl and ends with an object that has all the DOM methods please? I don't care what class it is as long as it lets me go thru the dom collections and stuff.
I prefer to do my work in .Net and not in javascript. but as a last resort, I'll take what works.
Thanks!
To access the HTML document in your Awesomium WebControl you can execute a JavaScript getElementsByTagName. This is how we do it:
Dim html As String = WebControl1.ExecuteJavascriptWithResult("document.getElementsByTagName('html')[0].innerHTML")
For example, you can place this code in a handler for the WebControl.DocumentReady event. Otherwise you need to have a check for WebControl1.IsDocumentReady = True before executing the JavaScript.
We then use the HTMLAgilityPack to parse this HTML string into a HTMLDocument:
Dim doc As New HtmlDocument
doc.LoadHtml(html)
which hopefully allows you to do all of the work you need to!