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How to use the ActiveX Microsoft WebBrowser Control

Asked by DonGarry in ActiveX, Microsoft Access Database

Tags: VBA for Access

I've got the follow code working just fine as long as I'm just filling in one control on the webpage. My question is how would I revise the code below to fill in multiple web input controls plus how would I programmatically fire an on_click event using VBA for Access? 
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Sub Main()
Dim WebBrowser1 As HTMLObjectElement
 
'what is the page you want to pull up in your browser (ie icq.com/sms)
WebBrowser1.navigate "http://www.google.com"
 
 
'sometimes there are timing issues, so issue a couple of doevents so the browser responds
DoEvents: DoEvents: DoEvents
 
Do While WebBrowser1.Busy   'wait until the page loads by looping
  DoEvents
Loop
 
 
Set doc = WebBrowser1.Document    'access the document properties of the current page
DoEvents
 
Do While WebBrowser1.Busy
DoEvents
Loop
 
'if you pull your page up in IE and you view the source,
'you can find the form variables that you want to fill in
'I'm sure there are other ways to iterate through the form
' to get them, but I never could figure it out.
 
returnValue = FillForm("q", "this is my search criteria", False)
 
WebBrowser1.Document.Forms(0).submit
 
 
End Sub
 
 
Public Sub ClickLink(doc, LinkText As String)
For i = 0 To doc.links.length - 1
   If InStr(LTrim(RTrim(doc.links(i).outerText)), LinkText) > 0 Then
    doc.links(i).Click
    Exit For
  End If
Next i
End Sub
 
 
Function FillForm(ByVal formtag, ByVal FillValue, ByVal isCombo As Boolean) As Boolean
Dim elemcollection As IHTMLElementCollection
Dim obj As Object
Dim element2 As HTMLInputElement
Dim element As HTMLInputElement
 
 
If Not isCombo Then
 
 WebBrowser1.Document.Forms(0).elements(formtag).Value = FillValue
 
Else
 WebBrowser1.Document.Forms(0).elements(formtag).selectedIndex = Val(FillValue)
 
End If
 
 
End Function
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