Handling annoying JavaScript alerts

Question

I'm working on a web browser automation project. I'm using the .NET WebBrowser object for all of this. Certain pages have a JavaScript alert popup when the page is loaded. This stops the program until someone physically clicks on ok or closes the Alert. I've tried DestroyWindow, GetLastActivePopup, closeWindow and SendKeys but no luck. What else can I do??????

Rob · Answer

I only wish it were that easy... Very good idea though I didn't think of going that route unfortunately it's already enabled. The JavaScript popups I'm getting are from code on the page calling the Alert() function. I'm going to try to modify the code on the page to dike out the Alert... Worth a shot.

Kirtan Patel · Answer

WebBowser Instance use Settings From Internet Explorer So Open Internet Explorer > Tools> Internet Options >Security Tab Click on Custom Level  Button Find Option Active Scripting and Select Enable  Radio Button Now it will not ask you for Any Script Confirmation :) You Can Do this Thing Programmatically also By Registry programming using System.Win32 Class by Changing DWORD Values of Security Zones . Hope This Will Help You Kirtan Patel