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    Problem with HTML DOM

    Hi

    My company is dealing with a third party company, who offer online Money transfer service, for a long time and I developed a software to grab the data from the website of this third party company to our server using HTML DOM.
    Now the third party company is going to change their web site in which I lost most of my control in their site. The old site was built up with each seperate page for every link while this new site is only single file and calling other link using javascript in the same file.
    Here my issue is I can't Navigate to the desired page automatically.
    Here I put the demo version of that site

    https://www.ezremitlive.net/ezr2/login.aspx

    Login details:
    CECRAYN001
    SUPV01
    password1
    password2


    Now what I want with my program is to go directly to the following link after it is loged automatically.
    javascript:__doPostBack('Menu1$lnkBtnMenu_P3_C1','')
    I wrote like this :
    Code:
    WB.Navigate2 "javascript:__doPostBack('Menu1$lnkBtnMenu_P3_C1','')"
    But this is not working properly
    If I go first to : "javascript:__doPostBack('Menu1$lnkBtnMenu_P3','')" then the above code is OK.
    So how can I go automatically to :
    "javascript:__doPostBack('Menu1$lnkBtnMenu_P3_C1','')"
    Or to any other child link without we go to the parent link ?

    And since this site with a single page EzRemitMain.aspx we can't trace the trigger of browser download complete, navigate complete etc events. These events are not fired

    With regards,
    Nasreen
    Last edited by nasreen; Oct 21st, 2009 at 02:44 AM. Reason: Addition

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    Re: Problem with HTML DOM

    If you are going to be accessing this site in a particular way then you need to contact the site owners, explain what you want to do, and have them help you.

    If they tell you they don't want you doing this, then you shouldn't be doing this and we are not going to help you do it.

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    Re: Problem with HTML DOM

    I access this site wih their permission. So that they provided me a demo site before they change officially by the end of this month. Upto this time we are working on their old site and as they are going to change the site they allowed me a demo to do the necssary modifications in my local software.

    As I contacted them to regading the navigate to desired link they told me they have no much idea about HTML DOM thus I posted my issue here.

    I expect somebody can help me in this regards.

    Nasreen

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