Is there a way to run a javascript on a page viewed in webviewer ?

like Javascript:Close()

As it is done in a address bar of a browser after a page is loaded ?

Xoomaster

I'm sorry I don't have an answer for this question. But I did read that javascript will 'work' in web viewer if it is installed in your web browser.

I am interested in finding a solution to post fields to a web site to automatically generate the response page and perhaps javascript could do it. I read this page recently:

from a blog regarding javascript posting

http://timjoh.com/javascript-post-variables-to-forms/

"It’s possible, and in fact very easy, to send POST variables with Javascript. I’m posting it here because I had some trouble coming up with a solution.

The only thing you have to do is to put an HTML form on a site, and use Javascript to submit it. If you don’t want the form to be visible, you can have the fields hidden. Here is a sample HTML code:

Use this JS function to submit the form:

function jsPost() {

document.theForm.submit();

}

It can be called in any way, for instance in a hyperlink:

Submit

Or as an event, like on body load:

"

so my idea is that I generate a custom page with the correct field values then post them to the page im trying to generate.

Maybe someone who knows something about this subject could interject here.

Thanks, Lea