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    Nagaraj Muthuchamy
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    Hi, I am using WebBrowser Control and passing the url at run time. I want to insert some text or javascript into the body of the web page being loaded in the browser. I tried like below.

    private void webBrowser1_DocumentCompleted(object sender, WebBrowserDocumentCompletedEventArgs e) { WebBrowser browse = (WebBrowser)sender; if (!(webBrowser1.Document.Body.InnerHtml.Contains("Hello"))) { webBrowser1.Document.Body.InnerHtml = browse.Document.Body.InnerHtml + "<script type='text/javascript'> var Hello; var i; var totalTable = document.getElementsByTagName('table').length; for(i=0;i < totalTable; i++) { document.getElementsByTagName('table')[i].id = 'name' + i; } function myfun() { this.style.border = 'solid 5px Red'; } function myfun1() { this.style.border = 'none'; } for(i=0;i < totalTable; i++) { document.getElementsByTagName('table')[i].onmouseover = myfun; document.getElementsByTagName('table')[i].onmouseout = myfun1; } </script>"; } }

    But, This is not working. This event is fired many times for single page. Thanks, Nagaraj

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