login to a website

hi,

is there any sample how to login to a website?

for example:

in form have two textbox one is for email and one is for password then a Button 'LOGIN' once it click open to any default web browser by computer and start browsing.. like in yahoo.com

regards,

You should be able to login to a perticuler website or any website ?

You can also use the Inet control.

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Originally Posted by RobDog888

You can also use the Inet control.

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yes. but i am looking an example project in vb :)

@Fazi

just only one website for example. www.yahoo.com (e-mail) login form

regards,

Here is an example...(the search feature is a great tool ;) )

The inet control has properties that make setting the username and password very easy. Didnt think it needed an example.

Code:

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Dim sDoc As String
Inet1.UserName = "Blah"
Inet1.Password = "1234"
sDoc = Inet1.OpenURL("http://yoursitetologinto.com?u=1234567890", icString)

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Originally Posted by RobDog888

The inet control has properties that make setting the username and password very easy. Didnt think it needed an example.

Code:

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Dim sDoc As String
Inet1.UserName = "Blah"
Inet1.Password = "1234"
sDoc = Inet1.OpenURL("http://yoursitetologinto.com?u=1234567890", icString)

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Rob. what is the components name in vb6? i cant find inet :)

Microsoft Internet Transfer Control

Note that your login url will may use a different argument identifier depending on the language used to write it.

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Originally Posted by lintz

Microsoft Internet Transfer Control

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Thanks lintz i tried your example but not working for me its giving me an error when im trying to click Login '('submit') i am trying to connect this web www.phonevolts.ie and also it is possible after clicking Login on vb program open the internet explorer or for example firefox and start browsing

Rob, thanks too i will try it :)

Seems like they disable the "View Source". The site is written in PHP.

Here are the desired elements.

Code:

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<form id="loginbox" method="post" action="http://www.phonevolts.com/login.php?action=process&XTCsid=a6a58267ddf1a9ad38f12e3aaaf7ba83">
<input type="text" name="email_address" size="25" maxlength="50" />
<input type="password" name="password" maxlength="40" />

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Use this instead to submit your details.

vb Code:

WB1.Document.getElementById("loginbox").submit 'login button clicked

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Originally Posted by RobDog888

[color=navy]Seems like they disable the "View Source".

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Not for me in either IE or FF :confused:

Didnt work for me on IE 7. Had to download the source with Inet.

The login id is a session guid I think as it changes.
action=process&XTCsid=a6a58267ddf1a9ad38f12e3aaaf7ba83

So only have to pass the "email_address" and "password" input elements values in the submitted form.

I was using IE6...

Just tried with IE 6 and nada still :( Oh well. I still got the source, just the hard way :D

:thumb: