Adds a html element to the end of the
HtmlElementCollection.
Syntax
Example
The following code example demonstrates uses of the
Add method. At first we take all html elements from page
lessons.zennolab.com with tags "input:checkbox" then all html elements with tags "input:radio" and store in a collection
HtmlElementCollection.
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public static int Execute(Instance instance, IZennoPosterProjectModel project)
{
// clear cookie
instance.ClearCookie();
// go to lessons.zennolab.com
Tab tab = instance.MainTab;
if ((tab.IsVoid) || (tab.IsNull)) return -1;
if (tab.IsBusy) tab.WaitDownloading();
tab.Navigate("lessons.zennolab.com");
if (tab.IsBusy) tab.WaitDownloading();
// find elments by tag
HtmlElementCollection heCol = tab.FindElementsByTags("input:checkbox");
// find elements by tag
HtmlElementCollection newHeCol = tab.FindElementsByTags("input:radio");
// add all elements from second to first collection
for (int i = 0; i < newHeCol.Count; i++) heCol.Add(newHeCol.Elements[i]);
return 0;
} |
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public static function Execute($instance, $project)
{
// clear cookie
$instance->ClearCookie();
// go to lessons.zennolab.com
$tab = $instance->MainTab;
if (($tab->IsVoid) || ($tab->IsNull)) return -1;
if ($tab->IsBusy) $tab->WaitDownloading();
$tab->Navigate("lessons.zennolab.com");
if ($tab->IsBusy) $tab->WaitDownloading();
// find elments by tag
$heCol = $tab->FindElementsByTags("input:checkbox");
// find elements by tag
$newHeCol = $tab->FindElementsByTags("input:radio");
// add all elements from second to first collection
for ($i = 0; $i < $newHeCol->Count; $i++) $heCol->Add($newHeCol->Elements[$i]);
return 0;
} |
Requirements
Target Platforms: Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 family, Windows Seven
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