heres a question:
anyone know how to have your program locate a specific textbox in IE!? (on on the HTML page)
Like Gator can....
I can do it no problem if my app is the webbrowser but not if IE is being used....
Thanks
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heres a question:
anyone know how to have your program locate a specific textbox in IE!? (on on the HTML page)
Like Gator can....
I can do it no problem if my app is the webbrowser but not if IE is being used....
Thanks
Yeah,
you just look through the HTML for :
<input type="text" name="...">
- jamie
How do I send the Text to the HTML page that IE has open?
Without using Sendkeys! (its not acurate)
Well,
Why bother using IE to do it for you ?
Just send the data yourself.
The only other way I can think of doing it would be to save the page that IE has open, enter the text you want entered into the HTML source code yourself, then have IE open the page on the HDD.
Should be relatively quick.
- jamie
You know my VBworld browser....when you click the send button in the code window, it dumps the contents right into the textarea "Your reply".
I want my app to be able to "see" the source code for the currently open HTML page in IE. (not having to save every page it loads) when it sees the right "textbox" it will pop up ready to fill it in.
Just like Gator
:)
hey,im in a hurry.
i dont know too much about the webbrowser control, but how about useing the document property ?
its suppose to allow access to the page.
eg.
Document.message.Text = "hey, im in a hurry." etc...
cya tomorrow
its in msdn.
- jamie
plenderj! Your killin me!! LOL
I know how to do it in my own webbrowser...
I need to know about grabbing the Document from IE
!??
Thanks!