HTML INPUTBOX name=100

[JWD]

Please help.
I've been able to push text into an Internet Explorer web document by specifying the following:
where "ieWeb" is my Internet Explorer VB Object

ieWeb.Document.Forms(0).myinputboxname.value = "test"

I know for sure that this works. However, I've recently encountered a situation where the inputbox to where I want to push information into, is named a number like 102.
For Example: <INPUT NAME="102" TYPE="TEXT" SIZE="7" MAXLENGTH="5">

So I try to push text into it with:
ieWeb.Document.Forms(0).102.value = "test"

This gives me a compile "Invalid Syntax" error.
If I put 102 in brackets or quotes, a different error comes up telling me that this "object doesn't support this Property or Method"

What do I need to do to make this happen. I have no control over the name of that input box.

[CiberTHuG]

With some implementations of JavaScript, every element is put into an array, even if it has a unique name. So you may be able to call this element if it is in the same order everytime.

document.Form[0].elements[0]

It doesn't appear that you are using JavaScript, but VBScript may interact with the DOM the same way. I am not familiar with the ECMAScript standards, but you can play with it and find out.