Help Needed about WebBrowser.document Method

I've Created an automation in IE by webbrowser Controller.
Now in one page I have this Html code:

HTML Code:

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<DIV class=sendpost-start>
<DIV class=sendpost-core_large>
<P class=padded>Subject</P><INPUT class="text padded" id=message_subject
name=message_subject>
<P class=padded>Message</P><TEXTAREA class="textarea padded" id=message_body name=message_body></TEXTAREA><SPAN
class=invalid-small id=error_for_message_body style="DISPLAY: none"></SPAN>
<SPAN class=twin-small id=error_for_message_body_twin
style="FLOAT: left"></SPAN><INPUT id=recaptcha_response_field type=hidden
value=1 name=recaptcha_response_field><INPUT class=submit type=submit value=Send name=commit>
<DIV class=sendpost-end></DIV></DIV></DIV></FORM></DIV></DIV>
<DIV id=promo><IFRAME id=eads src="Send PM_files/1715807.htm" frameBorder=0
width=120 scrolling=no height=1000>
</IFRAME></DIV>

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how can I click on commit and send some data?
this is a compose mail page that I can fill the message body and message subject fields by these codes:

Code:

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        Web.Document.All.Item("citizen_name").Value = C_Name
        Web.Document.All.Item("citizen_password").Value = C_PW

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I Tried to click on send button by this:

Code:

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        Web.Document.All.Item("commit").Click

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Did not worked.

Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!
May Someone give me some tutorial or anything else on web.document method to find out how to solve these problem?:ehh:

Code:

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            For Each MyButton As mshtml.HTMLButtonElement In Web.Document.getElementsByName(commit)
                MyButton.click()
                Return
            Next MyButton

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If you're a fan of one-liners, the following code will click the first element whose name property matches "commit";

Code:

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Web.Document.getElementsByName("commit").item(0).Click()

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Thanks Bro for your reply. +1 Rep for your help.

But second code that I like to use didn't work and I did not saw any reaction of my webbrowser after adding that code.

And in first code after adding a reference (Microsoft HTML Object) I Got this error:

Code:

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Expected: IN

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I tried to define mybutton in other line as:

Code:

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Dim mybutoon As MSHTML.HTMLButtonElement

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And I cleared "Return" Command. that did worked.
But I Know it's not the correct way.
I Like to use something like second code you gave.
Any solution?

Ok so the button you want to click probably isn't the first instance. Try item(1) instead of 0.

Also, looks like I forgot the quotes around commit in the first section.