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Asked: 2026-06-03T07:14:03+00:00

I basically have a web-browser control that is going through and automatically completing some

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I basically have a web-browser control that is going through and automatically completing some forms, it’s been a breeze so far, however I’ve gotten to a form that does not have the “submit ” or “reset” button labelled with ID or Name. (I need to be able to click both) Example:

Submit Button

<td align="right" valign="middle" class="LeftSide" style="padding-right: 20; padding-top: 10;"><button class="Search" type="submit" tabindex="7"><b>Search</b></button></td>

Reset Button

<td align="left" valign="middle" class="RightSide" style="padding-left: 20; padding-top: 10;" colspan="2"><button class="Search" type="reset" tabindex="8"><b>Clear</b></button></td>

How would i search the HtmlDocument for these button’s and click them? They’re nested as the following:

<body><table><form><tr><td><button>'s
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  1. Editorial Team

    something like that, maybe ?

    public void ClickButton(string type) {
    var button = myWebBrowser.Document.GetElementsByTagName("button")
             .Cast<HtmlElement>()
             .FirstOrDefault(m => m.GetAttribute("type") == type);
    if (button != null)
        button.InvokeMember("click"); 
}

    Usage

    ClickButton("reset");
ClickButton("submit");
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