I'm trying to accept a number from our Internet site through flash and have it transfer through ASP to add a record into an access table hosted on our ftp site. My problem seems to be posting the data to ASP. Neither of these commands seems to be successfully posting data to ASP...
Is there a way to write code in VBA to control a web browser in Active X to do the following on a webpage:
1. Insert a number into a drop down box on the page
2. Fill in a text box with text
3. Emulate pushing a "Search" button.
Thank you.
I'm following as well as my dim brain can. However - for the line:
.additem
I get the following error:
Compile error:
Method or data member not found
I don't really need to see a list of the found words, just send up a msgbox to alert the user.
Thanks for all your help.
Thanks Mike & Tom - both ideas worked.
Another query though...
Once a page has been loaded is there a way to (within Access):
1. Search the page for specific words on the page
or
2. Edit controls on the page, or dropdown boxes, fill in blanks, or emulate a mouse click on a control?
Thanks.
I named my activex webbrowser: wb
Private Sub Form_Load()
wb.Navigate "http://www.google.com/"
End Sub
I tried:
Private Sub wb_GotFocus()
Me.Navigate "http://www.google.com"
End Sub
and I got the same error.
That is what I tried. However, in the VBA editor after I type in the name of the webbrowser I entered and hit the period key I am not given a choice of "navigate." IE:
webbrowser.(choices now available)
I can do webbrowser.about -- webbrowser.application -- et cetera, but navigate is not a...
Thanks for the advice - however I get the following error message when I try that:
The expression On Load you entered as the event property setting produced the following error: Expected: string constant.
Am I using the wrong references?
Thank you.
I'd like to write a form in Access that could do one of two things:
1. Control either my Mozilla or IE webbrowser to refresh the page, search the page for certain words, then notify me.
or
2. Control an activex webbrowser within an Access form to refresh the page, search the page for certain...
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