Hi,
This is a VB.net code: Does anyone know how to accomplish this in xojo?
Htmlviewer1.document.GetElementById(“Email”).InnerText = “hello”
Basically it enters “hello” on a text both with element id: email.
You’d have to use a javascript inject, which funny enough would look very similar.
I’m having bad time with it, I googled a lot and tried this:
HTMLViewer1.ExecuteJavaScript("document.getElementById(‘email’).InnerText = “hello”
doesn’t want to work either.
Nevermind, I got it 
Here’s the code just incase anyone else wants it.
http://documentation.xojo.com/index.php/HTMLViewer.ExecuteJavaScript
Not sure what’s so overcomplicated about this, but to change the text from “xojo” to “whatever is written in textfield1”, cant I just do this?
jsSrc = “document.forms[0].elements[‘search’].value=”“xojo”“;” to
jsSrc = “document.forms[0].elements[‘search’].value=“textfield1.text”;”
Apparantely that’s giving me an error.
I’ve also tried:
dim text as string = textfield1.text
jsSrc = “document.forms[0].elements[‘search’].value=“text”;”
I’ve played around with quotes too, what am i doing wrong?
This should work - untested though
jsSrc = “document.forms[0].elements[‘search’].value=”"" + textfield1.text + “”";"
Worked perfectly. Never thought about adding “+”. Thanks