C#

using System.Windows.Forms;

class demo {
  Timer timer;
  int count;
  Label myLabel;

  public demo() {
    timer=new Timer();
    timer.Interval=5000;
    timer.Tick+=new EventHandler(demo_tick);
  }

  btnStart_Click(...) {
    timer.Start();
  }

  btnStop_Click(...) {
    timer.Stop();
  }

  void demo_tick(...) {
    // whatever needs to be done periodically, e.g.
    count++;
    // this code runs on the UI thread (because it is a forms timer)
    // so we can access all UI controls
    myLabel.Text="Tick #"+count;
  }
}

Frankww wrote:

(some of the textboxes do not have name to refer to)

Frankww wrote:

How to say in c# app:
textboxName.text=MyText // if textboxName is in the browser (even if browser is in the form)
i have from browser
input name=hl type=hidden value=en>
Here's a code snippet (untested, and with no error checking) that will hopefully point you in the right direction.

HtmlDocument doc = webBrowserCtrl.Document;
HtmlElement ele = doc.GetElementById ("q");
ele.InnerText = "MyText";

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