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Calling JavaScript From C#

Defining Functions​

You can define a JavaScript function with the usual syntax, but you have to make sure it's accessible in the global scope. This means you have to add your function to the window object.

function doStuff(theStuff) {
    console.log(theStuff);
}
window.doStuff = doStuff; // Important

Calling Functions​

Now you can simply call the function from your C# code using the WebWindow.CallFunction() method:

mainWindow.CallFunction("doStuff", "The stuff has been done!");

Returning values is not currently supported.