When applying for a company account on Partner Center, the application cannot be submitted.

[Qian1201Luo]

I attempted to register as a partner by following the prompts after clicking the link (https://aka.ms/partnercenterregistration) (see Figures 1-3 for the process). On the "Company Information" page, I have filled in all the required fields (see Figures 4-5) and there are no validation error messages displayed. However, I am unable to click the "Accept and Continue" button.
I have already tried using different browsers, clearing browser caches, and switching to other accounts for registration, but the button still remains unclickable. This issue has persisted since 5:00 PM on August 25, 2025, and remains unresolved to this day. As a result, I cannot complete the registration successfully. Could you please advise on how to address this situation?

[catmanjan]

Dude, we had this issue for months, in the end I had to reverse engineer their stupid react app and manually trigger the Accept and continue button

Its ridiculous - I had a support ticket open for months and they couldn't work out how to fix it so I just gave up

[Qian1201Luo]

Did you finally succeed in applying for this account? And what was the specific way you resolved the issue?I look forward to your reply. At 2025-08-28 14:23:43, "Jan Martin" ***@***.***> wrote: catmanjan left a comment (MicrosoftDocs/windows-dev-docs#5623) Dude, we had this issue for months, in the end I had to reverse engineer their stupid react app and manually trigger the Accept and continue button Its ridiculous - I had a support ticket open for months and they couldn't work out how to fix it so I just gave up — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[Qian1201Luo]

Dude, we had this issue for months, in the end I had to reverse engineer their stupid react app and manually trigger the Accept and continue button

Its ridiculous - I had a support ticket open for months and they couldn't work out how to fix it so I just gave up

Did you finally succeed in applying for this account? And what was the specific way you resolved the issue?I look forward to your reply.

[catmanjan]

@Qian1201Luo yes I did, I don't remember the exact command I use but I had to navigate to the buttons onclick trigger via the shadow dom - I used chatgpt to come up with the javascript required - basically you open developer console, find the shadow dom of the button element and manually trigger the click function

I had to do this for a couple of other buttons in the sign up process, but in end once I had to enter my credit card details it started to work (go figure)

[Qian1201Luo]

thanks for your reply,I'll have a try At 2025-08-28 15:00:01, "Jan Martin" ***@***.***> wrote: catmanjan left a comment (MicrosoftDocs/windows-dev-docs#5623) @Qian1201Luo yes I did, I don't remember the exact command I use but I had to navigate to the buttons onclick trigger via the shadow dom - I used chatgpt to come up with the javascript required - basically you open developer console, find the shadow dom of the button element and manually trigger the click function I had to do this for a couple of other buttons in the sign up process, but in end once I had to enter my credit card details it started to work (go figure) — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[catmanjan]

@Qian1201Luo how did you go?

[Qian1201Luo]

@catmanjan hi , I took the following steps to resolve the issue:
I removed the disabled attribute of the button in the console, and then tried to trigger the click event.
The event was not prevented, but the click event failed to trigger effectively.
When clicking the button on the page, the console shows an error of type "Uncaught TypeError".
Have you encountered a similar situation during the problem-solving process before? Now I have found the bound click event in the event listener, but I don’t know how to proceed next.

[catmanjan]

@Qian1201Luo yeah I tried that - it won't work, you need to trigger the shadow dom event - can you send me the link to the sign up page and I'll see if I can give you instructions?

[Qian1201Luo]

@catmanjan thank you so much. There is a link below, and images show the operation process I went through before accessing the company information filling page.
https://partner.microsoft.com/en-us/dashboard/account/exp/enrollment/programselector/AppDev

[catmanjan]

@Qian1201Luo hey sorry I was asleep - here is the command for the first page - you can see the query selector for the button at the top - you'll need to find the button query selector for the next page as well because that is also buggy

const btn = document.querySelector('[data-test-id=enrollment-form-next-button] button');
const fiberKey = Object.keys(btn).find(k => k.startsWith("__reactFiber$") || k.startsWith("__reactInternalInstance$"));
const fiberNode = btn[fiberKey];
const props = fiberNode.memoizedProps || fiberNode.pendingProps;
props.onClick();

Here you can see the result, I get a 400 error because I didn't upload any documents and my address wasn't valid for China, but it should work for you with real data

[catmanjan]

If anyone from Microsoft is following this thread, there is a bug in your EnrollNowAadRoute.isDisabled function

[Qian1201Luo]

@catmanjan That's great! This solution works really well. Thank you so much