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Sep 4th, 2001, 02:25 PM
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HTML INPUTBOX name=100
Please help. 
I've been able to push text into an Internet Explorer web document by specifying the following:
where "ieWeb" is my Internet Explorer VB Object
ieWeb.Document.Forms(0).myinputboxname.value = "test"
I know for sure that this works. However, I've recently encountered a situation where the inputbox to where I want to push information into, is named a number like 102.
For Example: <INPUT NAME="102" TYPE="TEXT" SIZE="7" MAXLENGTH="5">
So I try to push text into it with:
ieWeb.Document.Forms(0).102.value = "test"
This gives me a compile "Invalid Syntax" error.
If I put 102 in brackets or quotes, a different error comes up telling me that this "object doesn't support this Property or Method"
What do I need to do to make this happen. I have no control over the name of that input box.
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