Pretty Dumb Question![Solved]

I have a dumb question. But I need the answer..

I've made a program that should login to a site. But, when I want my program to press the Log in button, it don't work :s

Here's the code:

Code:

wb.Document.All("Logg inn!").InvokeMember("Click")

"Logg inn!" is the value. Else there is just "submit" (input type), that didn't work either.. I've done this once before, then it worked with "Logg inn!"

Can I use another code?

btw. WB is short for webbrowser...

Anyone have any clue?

Webbrowser1.Document.GetElementByID("ID").InvokeMe mber("Click")

Yup pretty dumb

It's a pretty common error Mister Dutch.

Originally Posted by Blubb1337

Webbrowser1.Document.GetElementByID("ID").InvokeMe mber("Click")

Not working :/

Originally Posted by DoubleDutch

Yup pretty dumb

Write me the code so I can see that you ain't dumb too then?

we don't need two dumb people on the forum!

Edit...

Sorry for doubblepost....!

Someone have the answer...? I need it much..

I'm not a big coder, in fact am just a beginner but I think you sould replace the ("id") with the button you want to click Id, I think if it was to submit reply has i'm doing now the code would be:

Code:

Webbrowser1.Document.GetElementByID("vB_Editor_001_save").InvokeMember("Click")

Give it a try and tellme if it worked!

Originally Posted by omanel

I'm not a big coder, in fact am just a beginner but I think you sould replace the ("id") with the button you want to click Id, I think if it was to submit reply has i'm doing now the code would be:

Code:

Webbrowser1.Document.GetElementByID("vB_Editor_001_save").InvokeMember("Click")

Give it a try and tellme if it worked!

I know that.. But ty.

All the code I can use is:

Code:

<div style="margin:0px auto; width:100px; text-align:center"><input type="submit" value="Logg inn!"></div>
<input type="submit" value="Logg inn!">

That's all the code for the button.. No ID, and value and input type didn't work.

If the "A Typical" Does Not Work

Above Posts plus these below

Code:

WebBrowser1.Document.All("input").InvokeMember("click")

WebBrowser1.Document.All("input").InvokeMember("submit")

then try

[php]
WebBrowser1.Document.Forms(0).submit

or

WebBrowser1.Document.Forms(1).submit

[/php]

Most websites have a series of "forms" or sections, and each form it's own objects, using the above DOM you can select a form and "Submit it"

typically if it is a simple page there are only 1 or 2 forms, 0 is the first form, 1 the second, and so on.

One of these will most deff. work.

Originally Posted by NextGen1

If the "A Typical" Does Not Work

Above Posts plus these below

Code:

WebBrowser1.Document.All("input").InvokeMember("click")

WebBrowser1.Document.All("input").InvokeMember("submit")

Did not work.. :/

I HAVE THE SOLUTION

!!

I'll post the code here:

Code:

For Each el As HtmlElement In wb.Document.GetElementsByTagName("input")
            If el.GetAttribute("Value") = "Logg inn!" Then
                el.InvokeMember("Click")
            End If
        Next

There we go, that did work!

This thread can be marked as solved

Just a note, which site? cause forms always works........

Originally Posted by Prfction

Did not work.. :/

I HAVE THE SOLUTION

!!

I'll post the code here:

Code:

For Each el As HtmlElement In wb.Document.GetElementsByTagName("input")
            If el.GetAttribute("Value") = "Logg inn!" Then
                el.InvokeMember("Click")
            End If
        Next

There we go, that did work!

This thread can be marked as solved

PM me the site and i can help you

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Dang forgot... Solved hehe

Originally Posted by qddW$#%^jtyjtyj

PM me the site and i can help you

He said the problem is already solved !!

Originally Posted by Hassan

He said the problem is already solved !!

look at my post

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