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You have to interact with the browser's DOM to do that (Document Object Model). &nbsp;Most input elements should have an ID, in which case you can use getElementById() to obtain a reference to the element and then set it's Value property. &nbsp;Likewise, you can Submit the form that they belong to.<br />
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I don't recall all the syntax enough to be helpful at the moment, and the only good references for them that I know of I'm not allowed to link to, but maybe that'll give you a head start.<br />
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Cheers,<br />
-jack
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You have to interact with the browser's DOM to do that (Document Object Model).  Most input elements should have an ID, in which case you can use getElementById() to obtain a reference to the element and then set it's Value property.  Likewise, you can Submit the form that they belong to.

I don't recall all the syntax enough to be helpful at the moment, and the only good references for them that I know of I'm not allowed to link to, but maybe that'll give you a head start.

Cheers,
-jack

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is there some way to program with vba that &nbsp;a web browser control &nbsp;in microsoft access &nbsp;will &nbsp;open a web site and will put your name and password for this web site<br />
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something like this on vba <br />
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Me.WebBrowser0.Navigate &quot;<a href="http://www.website.com" rel="ugc">www.website.com</a>&quot;<br />
webbrowser.name &quot;myname&quot;<br />
webbrowser.password &quot;mypassword&quot;
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hi

is there some way to program with vba that  a web browser control  in microsoft access  will  open a web site and will put your name and password for this web site

something like this on vba 

Me.WebBrowser0.Navigate "www.website.com"
webbrowser.name "myname"
webbrowser.password "mypassword"

is there some way to login web site on access 2013 web browser

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