I tried the following articles about executing javascript.
But the if-else statement seems not obtaining the capability of jquery.
Dim jQuery As JQueryExecutor
jQuery = New JQueryExecutor(GeckoWebBrowser1.Window)
If (jQuery.ExecuteJQuery("typeof jQuery == 'undefined'").ToBoolean) Then
MsgBox("no jquery here")
else
jQuery.ExecuteJQuery("$(#" + aName + ").hide();")
end if
I'm not entirely sure if this is what is triggering the error, but it looks as if your jQuery syntax is faulty; you are selecting by an ID, which jQuery takes as a string parameter, but your .ExecuteJQuery()
line does not include the #
as a string.
jQuery.ExecuteJQuery(jQuery.ExecuteJQuery("$('#" + aName + "').hide();")
I know quotes can get a bit confusing, and perhaps this might be the issue?