Hi,
The navigation is done via function jsfcljs .. so we're missing part of the puzzle, it's a bit of a reverse engineering exercise if you go down that route.
Are you initiating that click programmatically?
If so then another possibility might be to try something else.
You could set a global variable before you process that click and then use the state of that global variable to act specifically on the click.
There's the event OnNavigationStarting with parameter Arg of type AntViewNavigationStartingEventArgs
You could cancel navigation in the current control by setting Cancel to true, get the URI and request headers for use in another instance of the browser control.
Something along those lines might work.
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Wil
The navigation is done via function jsfcljs .. so we're missing part of the puzzle, it's a bit of a reverse engineering exercise if you go down that route.
Are you initiating that click programmatically?
If so then another possibility might be to try something else.
You could set a global variable before you process that click and then use the state of that global variable to act specifically on the click.
There's the event OnNavigationStarting with parameter Arg of type AntViewNavigationStartingEventArgs
You could cancel navigation in the current control by setting Cancel to true, get the URI and request headers for use in another instance of the browser control.
Something along those lines might work.
--
Wil