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Upload file to a URL with Password and Username
Hi
I currently have a form that contains an active-x control which uploads a file to a URL which has a username and password embedded in it.
I was using :
strURL = "https://username:password@organisation/form.pl"
WSIEBrowser.Navigate strURL, , , bFormData, "Content-Type: multipart/form-data; boundary=" + strBoundary + vbCrLf
If I use Google Chrome and manually enter the URL (with username and PW embeded) all is fine. If I use IE and try the same then I get an error. For IE I have to modify two registry keys to be able to manually navigate to the URL. Hence I believe the problem to be the way Windows handles the URL with embebed security details.
I was wondering if there was another way round this? I don't really want to have to modify registry keys on my client's machines.
In case you are wondering, the file i need to upload will always be of a known name and in a known location.
Many thanks
Kim
I currently have a form that contains an active-x control which uploads a file to a URL which has a username and password embedded in it.
I was using :
strURL = "https://username:password@organisation/form.pl"
WSIEBrowser.Navigate strURL, , , bFormData, "Content-Type: multipart/form-data; boundary=" + strBoundary + vbCrLf
If I use Google Chrome and manually enter the URL (with username and PW embeded) all is fine. If I use IE and try the same then I get an error. For IE I have to modify two registry keys to be able to manually navigate to the URL. Hence I believe the problem to be the way Windows handles the URL with embebed security details.
I was wondering if there was another way round this? I don't really want to have to modify registry keys on my client's machines.
In case you are wondering, the file i need to upload will always be of a known name and in a known location.
Many thanks
Kim
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