Powerbuilder Ole Control Microsoft Web Browser
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I am using PowerBuilder 2017 and have created an OLE control (Microsoft Web Browser) with a local html file using Leaflet JS.
When a user clicks on a marker on the leaflet map I would like a reference value (coordinates) sent back to PowerBuilder where the code there can react to the user event.
Update 3: Seeking the reason for the error, I've developed an ActiveX control in C# based on the.NET WebBrowser control and I've replaced the Microsoft Web Browser of my PB app with the new one. It also crashes and only in PB, because in a WinForm application (with the same WebBrowser) everything works fine. I am using PowerBuilder 2017 and have created an OLE control (Microsoft Web Browser) with a local html file using Leaflet JS. When a user clicks on a marker on the leaflet map I would like a reference value (coordinates) sent back to PowerBuilder where the code there can react to the user event. But I can not find the MS WebBrowser control in ole dialog. I use pb 7.0.3 build10135,in win2000/IE6. And when I clicked the tab 'insert control', pb crashed.
My question is how can I get a javascript event to also trigger an event in the main PowerBuilder application?
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After a lot of investigating I have managed to solve my problem, I added the following code into PowerBuilder, inside the OLE Control's click event:
ActiveElement is the method to use. I obtain the Leaflet class and can identify it is in fact a Marker PopUp that was clicked.