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    Resolved [RESOLVED] use VB6 form to control htm page function in webBrowser of VB6 form

    Hi to you all,

    I am a beginner in programming. I am writing a small project with Visual Basic 6.

    my project is to have 2 textbox and a "Go" command buttom in a VB6 form witch containing a webBrowser control.

    when the project was run, a htm page was loaded into the webBrowser, within the htm page, there were also 2 text input boxes with initial value shown as "12345" and "67890" and a "Go" buttom in it.

    the purpose of this project is to input different value to the text1 and text2 boxes, then click the "Go" button in VB6 form, then the result should be the same as input value to text input boxex of the htm page.

    the htm page was something look like below:

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    <SCRIPT language=javascript
    src="input_value"></SCRIPT>
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    <TR>
    <TD align=right><B>Textbox1:</B></TD>
    <TD><LABEL><INPUT id=text1_value size=12 value=12345
    name=text1_value> </LABEL></TD></TR>
    <TR>
    <TD align=right><B>Textbox2:</B></TD>
    <TD><LABEL><INPUT id=text2_value size=12 value=67890
    name=text2_value> </LABEL></TD></TR>
    <TR>
    <TD>&nbsp;</TD>
    <TD><BR><INPUT onclick="javascript:input_value(document.getElementById('text1_value').value, document.getElementById('text2_value').value);" type=submit value=Go name=Submit><BR><BR><LABEL></LABEL></TD></TR>
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    Now, my problem is, how to input other value in text1 box and text2 box, then click on the "Go" command buttom of VB6 form and should get the same result as input value in the htm page.

    or how to change the initial value of the htm page input boxes, to the value of the text boxes of VB6 form.

    please help me.

    Thanks in advance.

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    Re: use VB6 form to control htm page function in webBrowser of VB6 form

    Up until a few weeks ago I had not used a WBControl or had any experience reading or comprehending HTML code. That said, I was able to write an AutoFill program that filled in over 10 TextBoxes on a tech support page that I use quite often. I used the code found Here to get my feet wet.

    Martin2K
    This project requires a Reference to the Microsoft HTML Object Library
    This project requires a Microsoft Internet Controls/WebBrowser Control & was pieced together from the above links.
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    Re: use VB6 form to control htm page function in webBrowser of VB6 form

    Hi CDRIVE

    Thanks for your code, I made a little modification of your code and have my problem resolved.

    Thanks again.

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    Re: use VB6 form to control htm page function in webBrowser of VB6 form

    Quote Originally Posted by ipnetfj View Post
    Hi CDRIVE

    Thanks for your code, I made a little modification of your code and have my problem resolved.

    Thanks again.
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