I can't click Webbrowser's Element

[wordtopdf0]

I want to click one <div> but I couldn't click it with my standart code. You need to press F12 and select mobile emulator to see this mobile version of website. After then you can click button manually but you can't click it programmatically. I can't use API so I need to do it with web elements. Please help...

This is my standart code;

For Each obj1 In WebBrowser1.Document.GetElementsByTagName("div")
            If (obj1.GetAttribute("class") = "_o5rm6 coreSpriteCameraInactive") Then
                obj1.Click: Exit For
            End If
            Next

This is the button where I want to click;


This site is instagram... Help me...

[PlausiblyDamp]

Instagram has an actual API if you want to automate things, have you considered that rather than trying to fake interaction with the web interface? I would also check if automating the web interface is allowed by Instagram's T&Cs as well.

[dilettante]

I'm not sure why scrape kiddies think this is a "recipe" site for their infringing activities. VB already has a bad enough name through simple prejudice. Harboring this sort of thing doesn't help the image a bit.

Terms of Use

General Conditions

10. We prohibit crawling, scraping, caching or otherwise accessing any content on the Service via automated means, including but not limited to, user profiles and photos (except as may be the result of standard search engine protocols or technologies used by a search engine with Instagram's express consent).

[PlausiblyDamp]

I'm not sure why scrape kiddies think this is a "recipe" site for their infringing activities. VB already has a bad enough name through simple prejudice. Harboring this sort of thing doesn't help the image a bit.

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As much as the blatant disregard for the T&Cs in this kind of post annoys me the thing that really gets to me is the constant insistence on trying to implement a dodgy hack that is completely unsupported while utterly avoiding a published, documented, and supported way to do things.

[dilettante]

Even when you don't care about the rights of the site operator, when you get something like this to work even a minor change to the site can break your program.

[RobDog888]

Seeing how this thread is a direct violation of both Instagram's and VBForums terms of service (Acceptable Use Policy), it has been closed for further discussion as its not allowed on the Forums.