Electron.net: How to raise events for dom nodes in the back end of the application?
And there is no a property named session in the webcontents.
But have to say It's a very good project, thanks.
NMSAzulX
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Do you mean invoke a html click event as example?
Currently is only a communication with the backend and own JavaScript code possible with our IPC.
GregorBiswanger
on 15 Nov 2017
If you run the Electron.Net demo app and click on "Communicate between the two processes" there are some good examples of how to do this.
In a nutshell, you assign an onclick function or similar to your DOM object as you normally would in javascript. Inside that javascript function, call ipcRenderer.send("my-message", myValue); to call the backend C# method registered for "my-message" and pass it myValue as an argument. You can use a similar pattern to send messages from the backend to frontend javascript.
yoDon
on 15 Nov 2017
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If you run the Electron.Net demo app and click on "Communicate between the two processes" there are some good examples of how to do this.
In a nutshell, you assign an onclick function or similar to your DOM object as you normally would in javascript. Inside that javascript function, call ipcRenderer.send("my-message", myValue); to call the backend C# method registered for "my-message" and pass it myValue as an argument. You can use a similar pattern to send messages from the backend to frontend javascript.