Can I trigger Javascript from VB?

[AndyGroom]

I've got a WebBrowser object in VB6 which contains an HTML document which in turn has a Javascript routine within it.

I'd like a line of VB code which will trigger the Javascript routine when a button is clicked in VB.

Something along the lines of:
WebBrowser1.Document.Scripts("JSRoutineName").Run

Is it possible?

Alternatively, if I place a link in the HTML document that triggers the javascript code, can I trigger the link from within VB?

- Andy
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[BillyRayPreachersSon]

You probably want to ask this in the VB forum, given you're after VB syntax.

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[tsuji]

>WebBrowser1.Document.Scripts("JSRoutineName").Run
This instead.
[tt] WebBrowser1.Document.ParentWindow.ExecScript "JSRoutineName()","Javascript"[/tt]
In case you might have concern on threading, here is an alternative to use setTimeout.
[tt] WebBrowser1.Document.ParentWindow.setTimeout "JSRoutineName()", 0[/tt]

 

[AndyGroom]

Great, thanks.

- Andy
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