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Think I may have cracked it - just seen something in another piece of code that may help, looks like a re-write of code

Thanks for the reply - does any vb.net expert know the answer to this problem

SET HTMDLDOC = objie. Only works in VB6 not VB2008

Just changed from VB6 to VB2008. After some investigation, I have found that IE8, has changed regarding GetElementById and GetElementsByName. My old VB6 code used to bind to certain places on a webpage, using this code HTMLDOC = objIE.document.getElementById("mainframe") But IE8 is case...

Thanks seem to work at the moment - just piling through the rest of the code. Trying to change all the other errors

Just converted from VB6 to VB2008 On running my old code, I get the following error. Conversion from type '_ComObject' to type 'String' is not valid This is the code that is throwing the error. trans = Trim(MyArea) I have declared trans as a string and MyArea as object. MyArea is set to...

Finally Cracked it... I used the following code Declare Sub Wait(objIE As Object) Sub Main() Dim objIE As Object, i As Integer Set objIE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") With objIE .Visible = True .Navigate "http://www.google.com" End...

1. Declare Sub Wait(objIE As Object) 2. 3. Sub Main() 4. Dim objIE As Object 5. dim objApp as object 6. 7. Set objIE = CreateObject"InternetExplorer.Application") 8. With objIE 9. .Visible = True 10. .Navigate "http://www.google.com" 11. End With 12. 13. 'Call...

I get the error on line 19 when I step through the code.

Thats strange, I have run WinblowsME's code and I get an error saying 'Object set to nothing'

I was using the code for Google as a test web site. Just to find the text box and enter some text, if I could get this to work I was going to adapt my code to work with an internal website

WinblowsME - I have tried the code that you posted above, but it returns an error with ref to the following code: objIE.Document.Forms("f").all.item("q").value = "TEST" It returns Object value is set to nothing

Thankyou, that's been a great help

Thanks for the replies, they are most helpful. Is objIE.Document.Forms("f").all.item("q").value = "TEST" Looking for certain things on the webpage.

Hi, I am trying to write a macro using Attachmate Extra 7.1 to copy from an Extra screen, find the correct opened Internet Explorer window then paste the contents into a blank box on Internet Explorer. I can get the macro to open a new IE window, navigate to a certaqin website(I used Google)...