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Ok heres my problem, i'm currently trying to make my program automatically fill in the text fields of a certain website! i've been doing things like this since i started vb6 6 months ago, but this website has some wierd way of putting out its data, i usually just use
webbrowser1.document.forms(0).username.value = "juniper9394"
this works fine for most pages, but this one page is pretty hard and this simple code won't work with it. the page is
http://www.xdrive.com/target.html?pa...ignup_form.cgi
I'm trying to automatically fill in the fields in the signupform. I don't why i do things like this, I saw this program called MWF "Multi Webspace Faker" and i thought that it was just really cool how it automated the sign up process at free webspace places! So if somebody could email me with the info that i need or if u could post it here, that would be great and very much appreciated, this thing has had me boggled for 2 days now and this board was my last resort! My email is [email protected] email me if you'd like :) thanx :)
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I'm not sure how to fix that problem, but I wanted to ask you something. How did you find out about all the properties behind the initial .Document one? I've used the control before, and after asking some questions, I'd get little bits of info about things like .Document.DocumentElement.InnerHTML to get the HTML of the page, but that stuff doesn't appear in the object browser or in the context help as you type it out. Where can you find out about these things (if you know)?
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re: Kaverin
To Tell U the truth Kaverin i just learned here and there, i've gone to msdn online, read tutorials, gone through source code, asked friends, played around with the controls, etc... etc... there isn't any one source for where i get my information! As far as the webbrowser control and its document properties, i found that out my asking a few of my friends on the net, they told me the basics of it and i grew from there :) well i hope i've been helpful in some way!
PLEASE someone answer my 1st question :)
Lates,
I'm going to bed!
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I have found that you can do an add watch with Browser.Document.......... and scroll threw the tree from hell